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I know that those countries enforce the hijab and some even ban it. However, there is unofficial pressure on wearing the hijab and the niqab throughout the Muslim World.  Perhaps, you are familiar with that. As for the American Flag hijab trend, I can see why you see it that way. I don’t have a problem for anyone wearing a hijab as long it’s their choice. Like any other person, he or she is allowed to express their religion. That’s the great thing about living in the U.S. As for me, I see it being disgusting and disrespectful on what the flag symbolizes here in the U.S.. It represents freedom and liberty. Those oppressive societies that exist within muslim countries such as Saudi Arabia use the hijab, nijab, and the burka to put women in their place. To see a liberating symbol twisted into being used as an oppressive symbol yet masquerading as a liberating symbol, in my opinion is horrendous and ridiculous.

I am super cereal, OMG. 

My latest post should answer your question. If not, I draw what I want. If you don’t like it, then sucks to be you. 

It’s deemed “Islamphobic” to criticize Islam. Like any ideology, it’s open to criticism. 

Day without A Woman passed. This scenario came up since the majority of nurses are women. Good thing the strike backfired. Imagine if this actually happened? All of this for the fight for “female equality”. What a joke. 

That’s fine. Again, for me personally, I will only use they/them pronouns as singular when asked. It’s not something that I will use every day. It’s also not often that I will come across someone who prefers to use those pronouns. As for the other gender neutral pronouns, I refuse to use them. 

Them/they pronouns I can tolerate and I have used them in past. However, using other pronouns other than that I don’t agree with and I won’t be using them.

Hah, pussy hats.....

That’s true. I made this drawing in response to the We the People poster which has a woman wearing the American Flag as a hijab to represent unity, diversity, and freedom. I find that poster absolutely absurd. It spits in the face of the women in those countries who have no choice but to wear it. In 1979, the Iranian government made it required for women to abide to the Islamic dress code. That sparked demonstrations throughout the country. They lost in 1983. Look at Iran now. I don’t agree with how the hijab is used a feminist symbol, especially here in the West. People are free to wear whatever we want. I don’t care if someone wears an American Flag as a hijab. However, it’s awful when a government requires its citizens to wear something because of their race, gender, and anything else regarding to their background. Not only that, when a religion dictates what the person wears. If one wants to wear an American Flag or any flag of that matter as a hijab, go for it. 

The American Flag being used as a hijab and as a feminist symbol is dumb. The women in the middle eastern countries are required to wear hijab, niqabs, or burkas. They have NO choice. We are lucky to be living in countries where we can wear whatever we want. 

Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the US. We celebrate victories of this great man who lead the great civil rights movement which brought equality when there was such thing as institutionalized discrimination and racism. If he was alive today, he would be disgusted by the Black Lives Matter movement. This movement is pissing on the victories that MLK fought for. 

Because you know, black people can’t be racist. That’s impossible!

Here are Faces of Racists. Like love, hate transcends sex and skin color.