Update: Born for the Freedom Sack!
Some people are indeed made for the freedom sack. Here’s an update on Rachel Woodlock, who is definitely  better off and “protected from thinking under portable seclusion”. (thanks to Mullah)
You can read her full Monash profile below the fold.
Rachel is  supervised by Professor Emeritus Gary Bouma, featured here...
Get your vomit bag:
RACHEL WOODLOCK takes a look “Beneath the veil”
Rachel seems to be  another progressive airhead who believes misogyny is a fashion statement that liberates from thinking,  FGM is a ‘rite of passage” and polygamy  means family values.
Source:Â The Age/Brisbane Times/thanks to Mullah
(Check out the comments, doesn’t look like many buyers…)
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“What’s liberating about Islam is that one is spared from having to think.”
From front to back: Rachel Woodlock, Shanaaz Copeland, Nejla Selbibeg and Saiqa Perveen in Sydney Road, Brunswick.
UMM Yusuf, an Australian convert to Islam who lives in suburban Fawkner, is finishing her afternoon prayers. The house is fragrant with the smell of the tomatoes, cumin and coriander her Bangladeshi husband is cooking in the kitchen.
I’m sitting on cushions on a richly patterned rug on their living room floor, waiting. I smile at the three girls and their brother gazing at me with unashamed curiosity. I’ve come to ask their mother about how she embraced Islam as a teenager 17 years ago and then converted, and how she came to wear the face-veil known as the niqab soon after.
She asked that I give her name as Umm Yusuf, an Islamic honorific meaning ”mother of Yusuf”. Back when she converted, she says, ”I didn’t know there were any women in Melbourne that did wear the niqab.’‘ Yet now she says it gives her a great sense of freedom.
Its all about “modesty”, right?
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