Embattled Professor Took a Stand for “Human Solidarity,” Versus Entrenched Evangelical Fear
…oose baggy bottoms, and a scarf—all across the region from North Africa to South Asia. I wear it for free movement of my female body. Although Wheaton’s censure of professor Larycia Hawkins was not directly tied to her choice to wear the hijab, the gesture does have a powerful significance. The hijab has been animated with a life of its own, representing the source and object of widespread collective anxiety—a totem of our amorphous social angst….
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