Read it again, I'm not forcing them to wear something else.  What I'm saying is it's strange for a "feminist" to not encourage women to uncover their faces as all men have always been able to do.  A feminist who supports face covering, even as a choice, is not a real feminist to me as the very practice originates from dictates by males directed only at females and the notion of female "modesty".  There's a park near my house where many Muslim women are covered up while their males wear sandals,  shorts and a t-shirt and the inequity and lack of liberation is striking to me, and I'm not even a feminist (just as I'm not a masculist).  As PM I'd discourage dress codes applicable only to females.