The function of freedom is to free someone else. ~Toni Morrison | #FreeHeartsFreeMinds |#FreeFromHijab | Think outside the 
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“Supporting all Muslims was more important than being a feminist in the days immediately following the attack." This conclusion is based on a false premise. 1https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=12218679 …
Most Muslim women in the West dont wear hijab. She wasn’t supporting ‘all’ Muslims. She was supporting all fundamentalists. 2
If a white South African had been killed, would it be ok to show solidarity by doing something that shows solidarity w apartheid? What a ridiculous statement Supporting racial apartheid is never ok. Supporting gender apartheid is never ok. 3
It’s never ‘more important’ to put human rights on the back burner for ANY perceived reason @HDPA
Thats not exactly fair. Not all hijabis are “fundamentalists”. She wore an outward sign of respect for the community at large.
And for SOME women, the hijab is a symbol of empowerment not “gender apartheid”. So hijacking their narrative seems pretty off and very much not in line with respecting women’s personal choices
Thanks, Yasmine! 
Or the stereotype that those outside of the faith who have never been exposed to Muslims, outside of the media ofc, expect to see.
Spot on! It was a show for JA herself .
they were supporting fellow allies against the Western patriarchy.
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