Your last sentence discredits plenty of Muslim women who choose to wear religious attire because they believe in wearing it and not because they want to please men. I understand criticizing countries or societies that mandate attire. I also understand criticizing those who wear it to push a religious agenda or…

I thought the attention paid to Ibtijah Muhammad, who I think is great, and no attention paid to Dalilah Mohamad was strange and seemed to just reinforce concepts of what a Muslim looks like. There was little mention of previous Muslim American Olympians or the other Muslims on the 2016 Olympic game.