Or is society way of telling them what they are or what they are not. I mean think about 365 days every year you are constantly being told what's in and what's out , what to wear and how to impress others. Being a women in the United States youŕe already considered a minority. Now, add hijab to the mix and you're a recognizable ( Minority). So what is the hijab? The hijab literal translation from the arabic language means to veil. The hijab meaning to different people is subjectives for some it's a piece of material you wear on your head, for others it's to dress modestly or act a certain way. Asma Khalid a political reporter for NPR states “ There are about 1 million Muslim women in America; 43 percent of them wear headscarves all the time ¨. By wearing the hijab you are a physical representation of Islam. As a Muslim Women you are often seen as weak which makes you a target for harassment and discrimination. According to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) found that ¨69% of women who wore the hijab reported at least one incident of discrimination compared to the 29% of women who did not wear the
Or is society way of telling them what they are or what they are not. I mean think about 365 days every year you are constantly being told what's in and what's out , what to wear and how to impress others. Being a women in the United States youŕe already considered a minority. Now, add hijab to the mix and you're a recognizable ( Minority). So what is the hijab? The hijab literal translation from the arabic language means to veil. The hijab meaning to different people is subjectives for some it's a piece of material you wear on your head, for others it's to dress modestly or act a certain way. Asma Khalid a political reporter for NPR states “ There are about 1 million Muslim women in America; 43 percent of them wear headscarves all the time ¨. By wearing the hijab you are a physical representation of Islam. As a Muslim Women you are often seen as weak which makes you a target for harassment and discrimination. According to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) found that ¨69% of women who wore the hijab reported at least one incident of discrimination compared to the 29% of women who did not wear the