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Except the ones worn on one's neck. The ban specifically allows for them, but not for kippahs or the hijab.
by cholantesh 3y ago
Except the ones worn on one's neck. The ban specifically allows for them, but not for kippahs or the hijab.
- bsaul 3y agoyes , it makes sense i think. Those necklaces are barely visible and very often are hidden by your shirt. They're hardly comparable to something that covers half your head.
- cholantesh 3y agoKippahs cover a very small portion of your head; I work daily with a guy who wears one and rarely notice it. Hijabs are more conspicuous, but like...so what? The intent of the 1905 law is abjuring the promotion or the degradation of religion, and simply wearing something on your head is not promoting anything, any more than being gay or, god forbid, indicating that gay people exist, is promoting homosexuality.