If you are not of that Post Malone You’re a sunflower shirt shouldn’t be determining who can wear what. If guys and girls can walk around half dressed then a woman should be able to cover her hair freely. Chris Humble wearing a hoodie that covers your face, yes, but the hijab just covers the hair, so no. If it applies to them, I don’t see why it shouldn’t apply to religious clothing. People will ALWAYS find reasons to be discriminatory, race, social status, gender orientation etc. Timmy Alassad yes the Post Malone You’re a sunflower shirt make women not free is wanting to be taking away,Teresa Maria Muñoz you think people will include you if you dont display any religious symbols. Inclusion would be opening our arms and allowing people to be who they are and accepting them for who they are and what they believe in.
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Teresa Maria Muñoz That’s the Post Malone You’re a sunflower shirt is to avoid other kinds of discriminationTeresa Maria Muñoz that’s not inclusion. Teresa Maria Muñoz the only inclusion the world can agree on is you and your shity photoshop skills. Who are you to tell free women not to wear something that Post Malone You’re a sunflower shirt want to wear. Oh and by the way, I’m French Canadian from MontrealI think this is a very good idea in order to achieve inclusion instead of separation Teresa Maria Muñoz Rebecca Yoder it’s SEPERATION of religion from the state. It’s okWell this is one in direct way to later claim there isn’t enough visibility of certain groups in these jobs and claim they’ve ghettoised themselves.
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