• Answers
  • Web

Are veils good or bad in western society???

What are your views on veils (or baka as i think they are called) worn by asian ladies in our western society?

is it a good thing being open to other cultures, or do you feel intimidated by them?


Share Send to a friend Watch Report
 
 

3 Posted Answers
Order by

 
13 helpful answers

I wouldn't put it as intimidating but as different, We must learn to respect people with other beliefs than ours. It's a great thing to listen or be "open" to other cultures as you put it. You may see very different perspectives.

Posted 2007-07-06T15:23:31Z
 

Modesty in DRESS, is always a good thing. During Victorian times people always dressed modestly. Catholic NUNS wear a Head Cover too.  A woman may choose, not to expose herself, to the gawking eyes of men. Recently, however, Advertising agencies, have reduced women, to go almost naked. If you ever attend a GALA BANQUET PARTY, you will find the MEN dressed and covered from neck to toe,BUT,BUT: the women barely covered. This is not Women's liberation.It is Women's EXPLOITATION.

 

Posted 2009-08-09T00:39:07Z
 
290 helpful answers

 Be Thankful

 Speak softly

 Let your love shine...

This country is made of diversity. 

 One thing we value is our freedom to be ourselves. 

 As Americans (especially the ones who live in large cities) we adjust very quickly to unusual modes of dress. 

 In small communities we tend not to adjust as readily, but we do in time. 

 It is only natural for the human being to stare at something that appears strange or new, but it is also very natural for the human being to adjust and accept another's "strangeness."

Posted 2009-08-26T15:51:16Z

Sign in to participate

Got an answer for Senile? Would you like to comment on the posted answers, or vote for the one which you think is the best?

Sign up for a free account, or sign in (if you're already a member).

Explore Related Questions

Other people asked questions on similar topics, check out the answers they received:


Q:

What do you think could be changed in our society?

What do you think could be changed in our society to make it better for everyone? more freedom of choice, less? better environment ...
Submitted by HypnoFreak   2 years ago.
  • viewed 1408 times
Last answer posted 2 months ago by rusty


Q:

Grid group cultural theory

The "group" dimension seems too similar to the "individualism/collectivism dimension used in other cultural typologies. In this ...
Submitted by drabsv   2 years ago.
  • viewed 621 times
Last answer posted 6 months ago by Marge in Charleston SC


Q:

Wonders of the world

There's a survey now to find the modern Seven Wonders of the World. Regardless of the results in that poll, what would you say ...
Submitted by triciamcdent   3 years ago.
  • viewed 986 times
Last answer posted 6 months ago by Portia Chavez



» More...

Explore Related Posts in Forums

WTF! So Now Khalid Sheikh Mohammad Is A 9/11 "Suspect"

Quote: : So Now Khalid Sheikh Mohammad Is A 9/11 "Suspect" The NY Times has joined the dance being in a Manhattan Federal Court - the accused is now a "suspect": Quote: : Key 9/11 Suspect to Be Tried in New... been that much worse victimized by society. If KSM really did mastermind 9/11 (and do pay attention

(Beta) Explorer Society Quest (By Sir Rickard)

Runewritings The explorer society suspect that lizards build ankrahmun. They want you to find any rune General Information Quest title: Explorer Society Quest, Explorer Quest Minimum level: 6 but you society. From now on you can ask for missions to improve your rank. You: Bye Angus: Good bye. You: Hi

Shooting at Holocaust Museum injures guard, suspect

The suspect in Wednesday's shooting at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum is James von Brunn security guard and the shooting suspect were wounded, according to officials of the D.C. police. Sgt. David in New York City. He is a member of Mensa, the high-IQ society. In 1981 Von Brunn attempted to place
» More...
Powered by
Feed - Subscribe to changes to this Q&A Blog
ADVERTISEMENT
  • Answers
  • Web
Copyright © 2006-2009, Yedda Inc. and respective copyright owners · CC License