My point was that in the context of the conference, her religion didn't visibly distinguish her from the rest of the audience, so there's no reason to write "[

My point was that in the context of the conference, her religion didn't visibly distinguish her from the rest of the audience, so there's no reason to write "[...] I can't even imagine what it's like to have been at PyCon as a black Jewish woman" just like there wouldn't be a reason to say "[...] I can't even imagine what it's like to have been at PyCon as a black vegetarian woman" or "[...] I can't even imagine what it's like to have been at PyCon as a black stamp-collecting woman" Note: I'm aware that the "black Jewish woman" argument was her own statement.