muslim women
Whipping out a breast in the middle of Tesco is not exactly an option as a hijabi.
Wazina Zondon is Muslim and queer. Growing up, she often felt at odds with the intersection of her culture and sexual identity. She shares her experience navigating her two identities, and how she eventually came to embrace them both.
All the tips and tricks from the women who do it best.
'It’s a reminder to Muslim women that we can achieve anything in the world.'
'See past the scarf and see the person.'
They're tackling stereotypes head on.
'Muslim women are individual human beings.'
World, meet Rahaf Khatib.
"It's noticeably more tense."