Erasing Afghanistan's women (again)

Life has changed at a breathtaking pace for women and girls living in Kabul. In the days since the Taliban retook the capital, they've been disappearing from education, erased from the workplace, and blotted out from public view. There's no clue yet if, when or to what extent they'll be allowed to re-emerge. The Taliban claim they've changed in the last 20 years, and they're promising a more progressive approach to gender this time around. Today on The Signal, what's the reality of that promise so far? And what's in store for the millions of Afghan women who've fallen abruptly quiet? Featured: Nasrin Nawa, Afghan journalist and scholar