I gather that readers can take your deflection to another topic as admission that most feminists do not support Muslim women who choose to wear a veil.

And far from retracting my comment that feminists are foisting a stereotype on Muslim women in veils, I state it again. The stereotype feminists assert is that of the subjugated woman who must obey her husband in all things, even to the point of wearing a burqa. Hence the burqa/niqab/veil is a symbol of male dominance- a woman who says she chooses it freely is just an unwitting pawn of the patriarchy. Thus, the veil must be banned in public.

By the way, there are a few feminists who get it. The large majority don't- just like the large majority of the Canadian public.