For goodness sake, she even quotes sayings in support of slavery! Look again and think or else you may also appear to support such practices.

Hijab is neither impractical nor was it ever advised that it must be “unattractive”. The key purpose of clothes is two-fold – for modesty and protection against the elements, and a third purpose being beautification.

Common sense amongst women is to have modesty. Hence you see women being self-conscious about themselves if they’re wearing short or revealing clothes while being around a bunch of ogling men.

If women want to be in a position of equality, its by dressing respectfully and competing with men by using their mind. This is the case in every culture – whether Eastern or Western. As you may even notice (depending on your professional experience) here in the West, women in the workplace who move up through the ranks are those that have the ability to lead with professional behavior. Those who dress with revealing cleavage or short skirts are just viewed as objects and treated with veiled contempt.

The extremist fashion solutions you would like to impose on the world represents a distortion and perversion of common sense that locks women into a position of inequality and self-shame.

Its like requiring us to liscence and lock-up blunt butter knives because there is potential for them to be used as weapons.

I am of French heritage and I’m ashamed of my ancestral country. France helped the U.S. become a free nation and then followed in our footsteps becoming independent itself, why doesn’t it understand this basic concept?

You can’t ever learn how to associate with people on humanistic grounds if you assume everybody is alike because you’ve outlawed all the various ways in which they could possibly look and act different.