Veil or No Veil? Response

        Well, Marjane Satrapi makes a claim that Islamists during the Islamic Revolution in Iran made women wear the veil because their shiny hair is too seducing. I know, you might agree with this young, revolutionary Malcolm. This may not be the case. The veil is truly a beautiful thing and carries a beautiful concept with it. With that being said, no woman should be forced to wear anything.
        Even in Islam, women are recommended to wear the veil but should never be forced. When a woman feels she is ready and comfortable to wear one, then it it can be a modest, yet beautiful symbol. If she isn't ready or doesn't want to, she shouldn't be faulted for it. I know older Malcolm would agree with this after he learned about the REAL, peaceful Islam.

Me: What do you think Malcolm? 

X: You want my young thug opinion, my violent activist opinion, or my peaceful civil rights opinion? 

Me: Give me a little bit of everything 

X: Well in my youth, i'd say no veil so i could see all these beautiful women. My violent activist opinion would be for all women to completely cover up!! My peaceful, post pilgrimmage opinion is somewhere in the middle. Women should cover up but it should be their choice! 

Me: Wow, thanks Malcolm 

X: You're still soft Idris 

Me: ): 

Malcolm Avatar and Introduction

X: "Aggressive, by any means necessary"                            Idris: "Passive, let's talk it out over Facebook"

Malcolm X: You kids stand for nothing these days                             
Me: That's not true

X: All you guys stand for is twerking and social media    
what happened to all of the good youth?                                       

Me: There's still some of us who actually still care.  
You'll see through my blog the experiences that have shaped me and other youth of my generation into good people.

X: LOL I doubt it bro!                                                                    

Me: Oh Malcolm 

Hello Everyone, this is an introduction to my blog that I will be writing in for the next few weeks as a part of Ms. Patton's EWRT1A honors class. I've never blogged before, and I believe that I'm going to be absolutely terrible at this. So please, bare with me and Malcolm as we document these next few weeks of the things I learn about in English.