It strikes me as odd, however, that on the one hand the burka is aimed at making women and all their body parts inscrutable to the outside world, while orange is the most eye-catching colour available.An interesting paradox!
วันอาทิตย์ที่ 11 สิงหาคม พ.ศ. 2556
Revenge of the Orange Ninjas
En route to Fantasea in a funky aqua-coloured minibus driven by a
dapper red and gold-attired chauffer, I see a sight for sore eyes. A ute full
of women, their bright orange garb billowing in the wind. Only their peepers
are visible behind their tangerine veils and sensible papaya overalls. Their head gear
suggests they might be Ninja prison escapees on weekend leave from somewhere in Americas’ midwest.
But no, it is orange burka they're wearing, and they are local Muslim women (Kamala has a large Islamic
population), wearing the modest yet practical garb that satisfies both the uniform requirements
of their employment and their Muslim sensibilities.
It strikes me as odd, however, that on the one hand the burka is aimed at making women and all their body parts inscrutable to the outside world, while orange is the most eye-catching colour available.An interesting paradox!
It strikes me as odd, however, that on the one hand the burka is aimed at making women and all their body parts inscrutable to the outside world, while orange is the most eye-catching colour available.An interesting paradox!
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