And here is my bias that I don't think I can overcome. I don't believe any woman freely chooses to erase their identity in public. That it is a product of a misogynistic culture they've been socialized to believe in. You've also named my biggest fear, if Christianity is a minority. What if the majority want us to wear this garment? That it has become normalized in our society. I believe it's okay to have minimum standards in society. We have a social contract when we're in the public sphere. For instance, we're not allowed to walk around naked. We've all agreed that is a minimum standard in the public sphere. The opposite, to cover yourself so completely as to negate any and all identification, perhaps also goes against the social contract? In my opinion. I cannot help but see it as a garment of oppression and misogyny.