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Um... do you want to talk about what else employees at Disney can not have? 

Male and Female

Body Alteration

Intentional body alteration or modification for the purpose of achieving a visible, physical effect that disfigures, deforms or similarly detracts from a professional image is prohibited. Examples include, but are not limited to: visible tattoos, brands, body piercing (other than traditional ear piercing for women), tongue piercing or splitting, tooth filing, earlobe expansion and disfiguring skin implants. Tattoos must be discreetly and completely covered at all times. Jewelry, spacers, retainers, or plugs are not permitted in any body piercing, including non-visible piercings, while working.

Eye Wear

The frames and lenses of both prescription eyeglasses and sunglasses should be a conservative color and stylefree from contrasting logos. Eyeglasses and sunglasses should not detract from the costume or contradict the theme of the show.

Male

Hair

Hair must be neatly cut on the back and sides, forming a smooth, symmetrical appearance so that it does not extend beyond or cover any part of the ears or the shirt collar. The overall style must be neat, natural and balanced proportionally.

A shaved head is permitted, as well as a very short military-style cut. Shaving of the eyebrows is not permitted

Conservative braided hairstyles for men without beads or ornamentation are permitted. They must be styled above the ears and cut above the collar and be neatly braided close to the scalp in straight rows.

Tucking hair behind the ears, or pinning or tucking it under a hat to conceal an unacceptable hairstyle will not be permitted.

Extreme or bi-level styles are not permitted.

Hair products may be used to create a soft, natural hairstyle within these guidelines.

Artificial hair is permitted if it looks natural and meets all of the above requirements.

The Disney Look does not permit extremes in dyeing, bleaching or coloring. If the hair color is changed, it must be natural looking and well-maintained. Subtle highlighting or frosting is permitted, as long as it creates a uniform look over the whole head and meets all of the previously listed guidelines.

Face

For all male Cast Members, a fully grown in, well-maintained mustache, beard, or goatee is permitted, unless otherwise restricted by regulatory codes and standards.

Facial hair must be neatly trimmed and may not present an unkempt appearance. Extreme styles are prohibited.

All facial hair (beards, goatees and mustaches) must create an overall neat, polished and professional look.

All facial hair must be fully grown in, neatly groomed and well maintained at no longer than a quarter of an inch in length. Mustaches may extend below the corners of the mouth to meet with the facial beard.

Shaping the mustache or beard to a particular style is not permitted. Mustaches (without lower facial hair) must not extend onto or over the upper lip and must extend to the corners of the mouth, but not beyond or below the corners.

Cast Members without a mustache, beard, or goatee are expected to be clean-shaven every day.

For clarification on whether a mustache, beard or goatee is acceptable, please consult your area leader or contact the Cast Image and Appearance team.

Fingernails

Clean, presentable fingernails are a must. Fingernails should not extend beyond the tip of the finger.

Female

Hair

Hair should be neatly combed and arranged in a classic, easy-to-maintain style. Extreme styles are not permitted

Hair below shoulder length should be confined if it falls forward over the face while working.

Conservative braided hairstyles without beads or ornamentation are permitted.

Hair products may be used to create a soft, natural hairstyle within these guidelines.

Shaving of the head or any portion of the head or eyebrows is not permitted.

Artificial hair is permitted if it looks natural and meets all of the above requirements.

The Disney Look does not permit extremes in dyeing, bleaching or coloring. If the hair color is changed, it must be natural looking and well-maintained. Subtle highlighting or frosting is permitted, as long as it creates a uniform look over the whole head and meets all of the previously listed guidelines.

Make-up:

If makeup is worn, it should be applied in a blended manner and in appropriate, neutral colors.

Fingernails should be clean. If polish is used, it should be an appropriate, neutral color. This includes deeper, richer shades of polish. Polishes that are not permitted include: black, gold, silver, multicolored or neon. Charms or decals on fingernails are not permitted. Fingernails should not exceed one-fourth of an inch (approximately 6 mm) beyond the fingertip.

There are many rules in appearance for with Disney. 

Let me highlight the main point for you: “Disney provided three options of head coverings, including the one below, or four job options in which she could wear her own head scarf.”

Even if she did not want to wear the designed head cover, she could have taken one of FOUR jobs in which she could wear it. She refused and did not come back to work. She was offered jobs where she could wear it, proving it is not racism but a manner of the "Disney look".

Which... has angered people for years. It's the Walt Disney Company's decision on the "Disney look" as it is like being in a theater performance all of the time. Hence, why employees are called cast members. And in shows, you sometimes have to change your appearance or do something against beliefs as that "character". I acted throughout high school so I know how hard it is to separate the stage from person beliefs.

I am not saying that I believe Muslim women should not be allowed to wear hijabs. I am simply saying it is wrong  to sue when they offered her jobs where she could wear the head covering.

Did you know Disney offered her the option of wearing specially designed uniforms that a Muslim employee who was a vacation planner at a Florida Disney park had worn after being told she could not wear her hijab? 

"Disney provided three options of head coverings, including the one below, or four job options in which she could wear her own head scarf."

Boudlal refused both options.