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Why some Muslim women feel empowered wearing hijab, a headscarf

  • Written by Kalpana Jain, Senior Religion + Ethics Editor
Why some Muslim women feel empowered wearing hijab, a headscarfWorld Hijab Day started in the U.S. and is one way women have asserted pride in wearing a headscarf.Spencer Platt/Getty Images

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