Vogue's misidentification of journalist Noor Tagouri shows "a horrible truth of how America chooses to treat Muslim women who wear the headscarf: To many Americans, one veiled Muslim woman is interchangeable for the next." -Rafia Zakaria for @CNNOpinionhttps://cnn.it/2DkQouA
1) Noor Bukhari doesn’t even wear a hijab-that’s not what you have in common 2) You both have the same first name-that’s what you have in common 3) Calm down. It was just an error, no need to make it into a big victimhood/Islamophobia conspiracy
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Like, this happens all the time to people of every race. This specific genre of outrage and type of claim of racism have always bothered me.
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It is all about attracting attention to her hijab, and adding the word Islamophobia always attracts the desired attention.The plan is to always keep this word and concept in the news.Trying to make it ok. It is not ok. She is claiming that she is a عوره with her hijab.
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There's a more basic point. One can STOP WEARING THE HIJAB.
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So what’s new about CNN here?
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Shame CNN
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Still, this only shows that whoever did the research
@voguemagazine is lazy and inept. Vogue should still correct this and reprint this in the next issue.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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A headscarf is not a veil. A veil - or mask- hides identity.
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