As I understand it, that's exactly what they're doing. here's the link to the article I found. Dad got interested and printed out more, but I'm not sure where they got to.
While I do think that the Iranian moral codes are weirdly pathological, that doesn't really extend to hijab in general. And I am guessing that even the most zealous proponent of the moral codes was not actually trying to give women MS. It just struck me as a fascinating illustration of unexpected consequences.
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Date: 2013-06-21 02:29 am (UTC)As I understand it, that's exactly what they're doing. here's the link to the article I found. Dad got interested and printed out more, but I'm not sure where they got to.
While I do think that the Iranian moral codes are weirdly pathological, that doesn't really extend to hijab in general. And I am guessing that even the most zealous proponent of the moral codes was not actually trying to give women MS. It just struck me as a fascinating illustration of unexpected consequences.