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“Growing up as a first-generation Canadian to a fundamentalist Muslim family, I spent a lot of time being caught in between two worlds. This dichotomy was most pronounced when it came to feminism.” Please click to read more:https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/mohammed-celebrating-burkini-is-betrayal-not-benevolence …
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Excellent article
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Thank you
I’m proud of it. It’s difficult to write coherently when you’re so emotionally attached to the subject, but I think this one expresses my ideas clearly. - 2 more replies
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Awesome article!!! Right on!! Thank you
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I agree with you. I have a muslim friend who did not learn to swim until she got married, to a very progressive muslim man, in an arranged marriage, that has been a very good match!
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I never learned to swim. And I got my first bike (from my husband) on my 40th birthday.
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Excellent and courageous article. As a western atheist man, I have often echoed your views, only to find myself accused of intolerance and Islamaphobia. Thank you for confirming my views and expanding them.
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