Some Christian and Jewish denominations require women to wear head coverings, even in public. They aren’t considered oppressed, but if it’s a Muslim woman who chooses to wear the hijab, she’s considered oppressed. Sorry, That’s being hypocritical.
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I pointed out another group that requires religious head coverings outside the church, that same group also has a latticework to separate men and women during services.
So what? How is that useful? Breast cancer is bad So is prostate cancer Whoopty doo. You found another example. That does nothing to counter the original point.
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Those faiths have the same requirement to wear, but those women aren’t called oppressed because of the required head coverings.
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