"It is your right to question, challenge and criticize the practice."

Really? Thank you! But then why does certain perfectly "civil"criticism get censored here? 

Let's see if this will pass.

If a woman proudly claimed she had been convinced by some man, her husband or someone else, that because she was her husband's precious property, "like a precious jewel", she should not go out in public unless her face were covered, feminists would be on her like a ton of bricks. They would demonstrate to prevent her from speaking at universities.

But take out a certain religious card, and feminists will not only defend her right to do so, but praise her courage, and insist this is only "a piece of clothing"...nothing to see here!

Double standard anyone?