Less and less brahmin men are sporting the choti/shikha.
Less and less Ashraf men are sporting a beard.
More and more Muslim women are wearing the hijab.
More and more Hindu women want to wear the chura.
People are celebrating the Muslim girls who are standing up to hecklers, defending their right to wear what they want.
I would rather celebrate those women who refuse to carry the burden of religion on their heads and arms.
(In urban offices, it is increasingly difficult to tell the religion of a man. But it is quite easy to tell the religion of a woman.
Somehow even the feminists don't see that as an issue. So obsessed are they with freedom of choice, that they refuse to see that this so called choice is being coerced.)
Less and less Ashraf men are sporting a beard.
More and more Muslim women are wearing the hijab.
More and more Hindu women want to wear the chura.
People are celebrating the Muslim girls who are standing up to hecklers, defending their right to wear what they want.
I would rather celebrate those women who refuse to carry the burden of religion on their heads and arms.
(In urban offices, it is increasingly difficult to tell the religion of a man. But it is quite easy to tell the religion of a woman.
Somehow even the feminists don't see that as an issue. So obsessed are they with freedom of choice, that they refuse to see that this so called choice is being coerced.)