oppressed and liberated


Both groups can be liberated and oppressed at the same time in different ways. Banning burqa as a way to liberate muslim women is simplify the problem without offering any solution. The same thing as banning bikini and regulate women to wear headscarf. The most important thing is consciousness, whether women conscious with their fashion choice or not. Here is the way if you want to liberate women: give us access to education the same way as man, minimise salary gap between both gender, and end any kind of misogyny. That will bring better result rather than banning bikini or burqa because we are more than just a shell.
opressed and liberated
soft pastel on D03 drawing paper

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