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I have had the privilege of reading
the thread authored by @tweetsfromstar but I
differ on following reasonings & add some observations on
the maintainability of my standpoint.
#Integration is a subjective matter. Every society & religion has their own integration standards.

https://twitter.com/tweetsfromstar/status/1574371435023310848

You can't integrate a #Woman wearing a #bikini 👙 in #Afghanistan🇦🇫 or #Pakistan🇵🇰?
Attaching sufferance to #Hijab while pressing #burka or #niqab as an oppression is a sanctimony towards hijab on your part.

It's the same to assert that #Kalashnikov can be integrated but the #G3 cannot be integrated despite the fact that both are destructive and pose threat.
Neither #Hijab nor #burka is a choice, both are enforced through coercion, fear or at least to say childhood indoctrination.

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Qaali “Hurricane” Hussein, MD, FACS

@QaaliHussein1

https://twitter.com/DrChowdharyMD/status/1286475918823825415

This vascular surgery paper on #MedBikini is a symptom of a much bigger problem in medicine.

We often wonder why gender disparities, pay gap, and sexual harrasment exist in medicine. Medicine likes to focus their energy on policing women.

https://twitter.com/DrChowdharyMD/status/1286475918823825415

While this publication is about posting bikini pictures among other things on SoMe, what doesn’t get published, yet has a huge impact, is the other ways medicine polices women’s attire.

You want an interview? Take off your #hijab

You want to be a surgeon? Take off your #hijab

The problem here does not lie with #bikini or #hijab.

The problem in medicine that this paper so clearly illustrates is the need for medicine to control women.

It’s about controlling women’s choices.

The problem is misogyny in medicine.

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Frédérique Schillo

@FredSchillo