American parents may want to cancel any subscriptions to Glamour Magazine immediately. That’s because the fashion and makeup publication has taken up an alliance with pro-Jihad, anti-semitic and Sharia law advocate Linda Sarsour.
A recent Rebel Media video covers the radical turn the once female-friendly magazine and others have made. Hasbro, for example, has come out with a line of Hijab Barbies despite the head wear being a symbol of female oppression.
As part of the Ezra Levant Show by Rebel Media, the video enlists the commentary of Pamela Geller, an Islamism expert and author of Fatwa. Geller points out that Sharia law advocates such as Sarsour firmly believe in arranged marriages and ritual female mutilation. The practice is widely illegal in the United States. Sarsour has routinely tweeted that Christianity is associated with slavery, and genocide and has called out victims of female mutilation as loathsome for complaining.
The anti-American Sarsour has been lauded by liberal elites, and was featured on a panel discussion at the left-leaning New School in New York City about anti-semitism despite advocating for the destruction of the Jewish State.
In a dialogue with Geller, Levant points out how tapping Sarsour as a Glamour Woman of the Year runs contrary to its mission of promoting beauty. Sharia law and the wearing of the Hijab are designed to cover women’s hair, body and faces as a way to avoid being raped by Muslim men.
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