.@rezaaslan Can we ease up on the misuse of "misogyny". Misogyny requires hate or contempt otherwise it's "sexist", "patriarchal" or similar
Hey France: It's misogyny to force a woman to wear Hijab. It is also misogyny to forbid her from doing so.http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/10/21/world/europe/france-moves-to-clarify-the-rules-on-full-veil-and-burqa-bill.html?referrer= …
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@According2Luke I think it's misogynistic to believe that a women needs a man or the state to tell her what she can and cannot wear -
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@HenryRops1@rezaaslan@According2Luke and women are not allowed to drive in saudi arabia. Why the fuck not?! -
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@HenryRops1@rezaaslan@According2Luke We are on the same page! So sad for the future of our world that there are so many ignorant enablers! -
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@rezaaslan@thegrugq who on earth says “oh, I can’t sing, there’s a woman in this huge audience wearing a veil” -
@0xabad1dea@rezaaslan telling other people how to behave is what freedom is all about. -
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@thegrugq:@0xabad1dea@rezaaslan telling other people how to behave is what freedom is all about.”
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@PhillipsPasha@rezaaslan It's secularism as coercive as a theocracy. -
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@PhillipsPasha@MonaHol@rezaaslan I wouldn't as "as coercive" but yes, French public secularism has illiberal tendencies.
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@rezaaslan the hijab itself is a symbol of misogyny and female oppression. forbidding it in public is not misogynist.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@rezaaslan nikab is dehumanization of women. a women that u cant see here is eliminated from public. when men will start wearing nikab?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@rezaaslan What are your thoughts about making it mandatory for faces to be uncovered in context of receiving/giving govt services? -
@rezaaslan It's an issue here in Quebec; it would allow a Hijab but forbid a Niqab or Burqa when getting a drivers licence photo, for ex -
@prenerk@rezaaslan Is a valid state interest in a facial photo on ID. There isn't such an interest in a general ban on veils in public. -
@MonaHol@rezaaslan That's also my understanding. But I don't see any problem letting the veil go back on after the photo is taken
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