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History of Feminism

BainsBane

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5. Definitely. You should see how many of the young Muslim girls in Minneapolis dress

Reply to ismnotwasm (Original post)

Sun Oct 27, 2013, 05:40 PM

Oct 2013

Their skirts are colorful and very form fitting. They wear head scarves but also express their individuality through patterns and colors they choose. I myself have become quite fond of maxi skirts. While I don't wear a headscarf, there is no question those young Muslim women dress sexier than I do.

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Can the burqa be stylish? [View all] ismnotwasm Oct 2013 OP

Since the whole idea of Islamic dress is modesty and a lack of social differentiation, PDJane Oct 2013 #1

Heck I wouldn't have to curl my hair newfie11 Oct 2013 #2

Second from the left in the article photo looks kinda like the Headless Horse(wo)man. Shrike47 Oct 2013 #3

As late as the 60s women here used scarves Warpy Oct 2013 #4

Definitely. You should see how many of the young Muslim girls in Minneapolis dress BainsBane Oct 2013 #5

There's such a beauty to it ismnotwasm Oct 2013 #6

With respect to the burqa and the niqab, I understand that it is a religious expression, Squinch Oct 2013 #7