HexaSnoot
joined 3 years ago
This ban in sports is pure racism. There is no physical advantage to wearing hijabs during sports. Them being sweaty and hot in a scarf is an advantage to their opponents. This is western people spiting their own chances in sports at the chance to be Islamphobic.
Can someone see if i found gommunist propaganda? I read on XHS that if you get married and then your partner rps you, it will not be treated as a rp case. It will be legally just be listed as domestic violence. There's a few US states that also do not countremoved asremoved if youre married to yourremoved.
I'm really hoping it's misinformation.
in the cases so far it's mostly islamophobic since the reasons cited are "against european values"
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So dumb. At the same time, I can see how that's a smart move on the racist people's part to brazenly ban pieces of a religion they weren't naturalized to be familiar with.
You've shifted my perspective by mentioning this about nuns. I've been so used to seeing nuns in American media since I was little that I never noticed how they are just as covered as women who wear a hijab. Seeing Muslim wear still always feels like a brand new experience. I've really enjoyed seeing it in person recently and it was so wonderful to see this woman's beautiful outfit.
I posted this following quote(in the picture) once by a woman(different person than the fashionable woman) who was removed from speaking at a writer's event for being Palestinian, and it's fitting for the topic of banned Muslim wear: 
So it's misogynist because this is banning of womens' wear correct? Is that the ruling class's enforcement of patriarchy you're talking about?
Or were you thinking of other forms of the ruling class enforcing patriarchy on Muslim women?
I was also intially wondering if you're talking about toxic forms of Islam. (Idk how similar this comparison is, but like how Christianity can be used toxically.)
Got warnings for misinformation? Someone in another comment said this was written by western propagandists.
What cultural traditions create what opressive practices against Muslim women? Where are they commonly practiced?
I just discovered the term Islamphobia, and that Britain still wants to ban burqas. But I think there's more to the opression of Muslim women than Islamphobia.
Not speaking for that long sounds like a rough meditation. I didn't know you could get surgery to adjust your vocal chords. Pretty neat.
Why when I look up the term "western chauvinist" do propaganda by the Proud Boys show up on nearly every link? I'm not clicking on shit.
What is western chauvinsm?
What does YT stand for?
Why do women wear burkas? Why hijabs? Are burkas a type of hijab? Idk where to read correct information on the topic.
Edit: Found cool facts:
What often goes unreported in the media is that Islam has historically championed women's rights. Women were granted the right to own property, choose their spouses, participate in public office, and pursue education—rights that were recognized by Islam long before they were embraced in the West. Islam promotes equality between men and women, abolishing practices like female infanticide and the treatment of women as property in 7th-century Arab society.
Throughout history, Muslim women have held influential positions as educators, healthcare professionals, warriors, and political leaders. Many Muslim-majority countries have elected women to high leadership roles, including female heads of state—an achievement yet to be realized in the United States.
Considering the war crimes committed there included sexual abuse, well, you can draw some conclusions from there.
You mean the returning Middle Eastern men/women and their torturers all take home the sexual and racial trauma that shapes their sexualities. That's a lot to process out of their systems, possibly for generations.
In a better world where the bombing of the Middle East stopped decades ago, this would almost certainly still be true. Stereotypes and generational trauma(in this case, sexual) are often intertwined. In that way, I can see how kinks involving both persist.
I'm presenting a lot of assumptions here... I thought that that porn was mainly catering to women who wear burkas, so that they have a sexual outlet in their private time. Have I misunderstood who it's catering to? I actually don't know anything about the values of people who wear burkas. Surely it's different for everyone who wears one. Idk what makes the genre offensive because of that, plus I've seen very few videos and felt it's not for me. Do women not wear burkas at all during sex, and is it therefore disrespectful to use it as part of a kink outfit?
Edit: What I saw is actually called a hijab, not a burka. Idk if burkas go by the same rules but I found a site saying "When Can a Woman Take Off Her Hijab?"
Women may take off their hijab in a private setting where non-family men are not present. Shared spaces with other women or immediate family members, such as at home, are common places where hijabs are not required.
The hijab’s purpose is to maintain modesty in public or around strangers, not within private, safe environments.
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