Alceste, you are deflecting again.

 If terrorism was my concern with women in hijabs, that is what I would be arguing, very explicitly. I have not done so, because it is not.

For the nth time, my concern is with the normalisation of extremist notions of "modesty" under the guise of "diversity" and "religious freedom".

I find it interesting that you find any excuse not to address that, despite you posing as a feminist elsewhere.

As a man, you have never experienced being in a country where you are not welcome in public space unless your hair or even face is covered, and you are accompanied by a female relative.

I found that experience traumatic, and am shocked that anyone can dismiss that experience as "racism".

If you could actually address the real issue rationally, you would not keep trying to deflect.