People You Can't Meet On The Bus

Niqabi Emoji

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Wahhabi's Mother

"...because it's 622..."

Now that the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled the wearing of the niqab "constitutional" for swearing one's oath of Canadian citizenship, I have some comment to make on this aspect of Canadian fashion culture (and also with regard to our new Prime Minister's commentary on contemporary timeliness):

Party Leaders Au Niqab

Hauteur Couture

Now that the Supreme Court of Canada has declared wearing "niqab" constitutional for taking the Oath of Citizenship, I have some cartoons making commentary, as a Canadian woman, on this aspect of my Canadian culture. As a Canadian fashion choice, just like the plaid workshirt of the redneck, the black makeup of the Goth, the polyester pants of the pensioners, the back combed hair of sixties boomers, the black rimmed glasses of the geek, the dredge locks of the skater, and so on, the niqab as a fashion choice for Canadian women is also fair game for satire, mockery and humour: 

Fashion Notebook: Canadian Woman With Mirror

Now that the Supreme Court of Canada has declared wearing "niqab" constitutional for taking the Oath of Citizenship, I have some cartoons making commentary, as a Canadian woman, on this aspect of my Canadian culture:

THe Bride of Darth Vader

Now that the Supreme Court of Canada has declared wearing "niqab" constitutional for taking the Oath of Citizenship, I have some cartoons making commentary, as a Canadian woman, on this aspect of my Canadian culture:

Canadian Multicultural Islamic Women's Choir

Now that the Supreme Court of Canada has declared wearing "niqab" constitutional for taking the Oath of Citizenship, I have some cartoons making commentary, as a Canadian woman, on this aspect of my Canadian culture: (third one)

It's A Girl!

Now that the Supreme Court of Canada has declared wearing "niqab" constitutional for taking the Oath of Citizenship, I have some cartoons making commentary, as a Canadian woman, on this aspect of my Canadian culture: (second one)

Look The Same?

Now that the Supreme Court of Canada has declared wearing "niqab" constitutional for taking the Oath of Citizenship, I have some cartoons making commentary on this aspect of my Canadian culture: (first one)