Lefist-approved sharia segregation is all the rage these days. Under the banner of ‘social justice,’ Muslim students are allowed to bring sharia rules into public institutions, especially schools. A Detroit-area high school is holding an all-MUSLIM girls prom with no boys allowed for religious reasons. (Hey, knowing what Muslims think about homosexuals, are lesbian couples allowed to attend?)
HEATSTREET (h/t Carol & Tama) With the goal of creating a “safe space” in mind, a Detroit school has set out to hold a girls-only prom to celebrate traditional Muslim customs. It’s being created for girls who would otherwise be prohibited by their ultraconservative Muslim families from going to regular proms, where attendees are allowed to have fun and dance with members of the opposite sex in good old American tradition.
Hamtramck High School’s girls-only “Princess Prom” was first organized in 2012 by a group of five Muslim girls to give them the opportunity to go to a “safe space” prom. In 2016, 230 girls showed up. This year, they’re expecting at least 250 attendees.
This year, they set up a Princess Prom GoFundMe page to help raise money for the event, gathering about $1,400 in donations.
According to Michigan Live, the event is “intended to create a safe space for Muslim girls who normally cover up in hijab to let their hair down in an environment with no boys and no cellphones.” In normal circumstances, Muslim girls and women from fanatical and misogynistic Muslim backgrounds are not allowed to expose their hair in public, among many other strict religious prohibitions for women.
With a cellphone ban in place, no one will be able to share photos of them with their hair displayed to social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook.
But because many of the Americanized girls do not follow the religion to the letter, MLive reports that attendees can expect to show up in “extravagant gowns, shiny stilettos and flashy makeup and hair styles.”
That said, it’s telling how “letting their hair down,” an afterthought for most women, can somehow be thought of as “empowering” for anyone who lives in an American city. There’s no word on whether students who identify as “non-binary” or transgender will be allowed to attend the prom.
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