Posted on 11/25/2016 4:13:13 PM PST by ButThreeLeftsDo
A Somali-American woman will be the first to compete in the Miss Minnesota USA contest while wearing a hijab and other modest Muslim clothing that keeps her fully covered. Nineteen-year-old Halima Aden of St. Cloud will be part of the competition Saturday and Sunday in Burnsville. In addition to her hijab, she'll wear a full-body outfit called a burkini during the swimsuit competition, and she'll modify evening gowns to be more modest.
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You may be right. About f-ing time. Now THAT would be a sea change.
I believe that “outfit” is her bathing suit (burkini).
I know right? I agree.
She’s really cute.
Yep. Guaranteed winner. The only thing that might be able to challenge her would be a transgendered black kid.
Used to be one of the definitions of morality....
What a farce!! I would bet a million dollars that if this woman were to be dropped off back in the old country she would be stoned to death because of the attention she got as a woman! And really??? A hijab that shows body curves?? Someone somewhere is living in a dream world...
Sorry peeps...just realized the Hijab is the head gear!! so replace my above Hijab with wetf they call the body gear!!
Yeah but...will she wish for world peace?
Why is a Muslim allowed to enter a beauty contest?
Yes, sadly.
When we were there I was in my late 30's. People there thought I was much younger. The folks there age FAST and it ain't pretty.
Things will change for the Saudis, now that they have 100% free medical care, the best food that money can buy and outstanding doctors who go there from all over the world to make a TON of money+.
What has to change, but it won't, is their marrying first cousins. The British used to do that. Not any more.
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