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work_7boxkwjiijcbtjqtpancl3y4pa	Hannah Mason-Bish	Misogyny, Racism, and Islamophobia: Street Harassment at the Intersections	2018	33	.pdf	application/pdf	9468	645	61	Veiled Muslim women are at an increased risk of street harassment in the current focus group interviews with Muslim women who wear the niqab, this article reflects gender dimensions of veiled Muslim women's experiences in public. Muslim women who wear the niqab in public in the United Kingdom. rather, veiled Muslim women can experience street harassment in ways that are both individual and 20 focus group interviews with veiled Muslim women who had In the eyes of their harassers, veiled Muslim women participated in the public sphere In their research with veiled Muslim women, both Bullock (2002) and Abu-Lughod some Muslim women's lived experiences of wearing the niqab in public places in the religion and gender in the experiences of veiled Muslim women. "punishes" veiled Muslim women who participate in the street for not performing Muslim women about their experiences of street harassment and has been used to 	./cache/work_7boxkwjiijcbtjqtpancl3y4pa.pdf	./txt/work_7boxkwjiijcbtjqtpancl3y4pa.txt