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The hijab can be empowering in the same way any item of clothing can, but you also don't see women marching down the street burning their miniskirts

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Yasmine Mohammed

ياسمين محمد

Solidarity w my sisters in #SaudiArabia

my sisters in #Iran

and my sisters in the rest of the world Happy #NoHijabDay! May you all be #FreeFromHijab

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Hijab is forced or coerced on and miniskirts are voluntary. I feel that all religious clothing articles worn by mandate is inherently a display of submission rather than any empowerment. "Hijab is our way of showing modesty." Then why does it only apply to women?

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