Your work will help promote change. Discussion exposes oppression. I work with a lovely, powerful woman who wears hijab in Canada. I’ve never asked her why. I’ve not wanted to offend her because I respect her so much. Perhaps that’s the problem?
I could keep retweeting these all night. Yet another campaign from yet another country w women SCREAMING about how they want to be #FreeFromHijab. This time from Algeria.
It's a monstrous world that can ignore all these cries for freedom and still continue to fetishize ithttps://twitter.com/rym_marion/status/1093265855314624520 …
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All hijabi women, or women w backgrounds from Muslim-majority countries, are aware that girls are forced into hijab. It’s common knowledge. She’ll likely empathize w them while insisting it’s different for her. That’s what I did because I didn’t want to be perceived as a victim.
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Some societies rightly dislike hijab, But there is also societies of females who knows,understand and love hijab. Question: are you fighting bad people who abuse others through hijab or anything else ?, or are you bashing others beliefs ?
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No women loves hijab and if there is it will be few women who choose to wear hijab at adulthood with no pressure from family, friends, society and government and these women are very few comparing to majority of women who were harassed to wear hijab.
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Yasmine you really need to get with feminism, this is a fashion choice and don't you try to control a woman's body.
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