Elephant in the Room

My perspective about this oppression debate in a nutshell (however there’s way way more I could talk about regarding this). Keep in mind: This is MY point of view. I am not a scholar, a representative of the entire Muslim community or religion of Islam. This is not meant to start a war/debate about which religion is superior or inferior (please. you will not win that debate. humanity has been mulling that one over for centuries and for many more centuries to come) Clarification on a common misconception: Islam does not place the responsibility or accountability on women for the men who s**ualize them. The sin is on the man for objectifying/sexualizing women, just as women (like men) are held accountable for their OWN sins, not the sin of anyone else! Choosing to follow or not follow commands is something only the individual will receive the rewards or potential punishment for. Disclaimer: I am only a niqabi online. IRL I am a hijabi. Ted Talks mentioned:    • I'm bored of talking about Muslim Women | ...      • What it's like to be a Muslim in America |...