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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Muslima]Well, a lot of women want to go to college. The fact that they have to take their hijab off to go to college or keep the hijab on and not get educated, and the fact that many women in the public sector lost their jobs because they refused to take their hijabs off is an infringement on women’s right to choose to dress the way they wish and also worship the way they choose too. [/quote] I'm Muslim and completely disagree. Like the PP immediately above me, I think a separation between church and state is healthy for a governmental institution. I don't think any public display of religion should be permitted in a public institution. Period. That would include wearing a yarmulke or wearing a cross or Star of David or scripture of any kind on jewelry over your clothing. There's a time and a place for everything and public schools and public offices is not the appropriate venue for showcasing individual religious beliefs by wearing religious garb of any kind. Think of it this way... The fact that a boss wears a particular religious symbol of some kind may make his / her subordinates feel pressure to share the boss's religious views or at least pretend to not disagree with the boss's religious leanings. These are personal decisions and convinctions which have no place in the private workforce, let alone in governmental organizations which are overseeing the education and management of the country's citizens (some of which are impressionable, young students).[/quote] Different poster here. I find this fascinating -- because not only is it unconstitutional here to forbid the free exercise of religion, it's just such a part of American culture. [/quote]
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