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The New Yorker Modelling can be a tricky business for Muslim women who cover up. Judith Thurman visits Nailah Lymus, the head of a new modelling agency that represents the modestly dressed, and admires the bright, bold hijabs Lymus designs.
108 months ago
The New Yorker The modelling agency Underwraps exists to counter the stereotype of Muslim women as oppressed. “Covering identifies us, but it doesn’t define us,” the founder Nailah Lymus says.
Modest Models
newyorker.com
A New York-based modelling agency seeks to dispel the idea that Islam and modern fashion are incompatible.
111 months ago
The New Yorker Modelling can be a tricky business for Muslim women who cover up. Judith Thurman visits Nailah Lymus, the head of a new modelling agency that represents the modestly dressed.
114 months ago
The New Yorker The modelling agency Underwraps exists to counter the stereotype of Muslim women as oppressed. “Covering identifies us, but it doesn’t define us,” the founder Nailah Lymus says.
Modest Models
newyorker.com
A New York-based modelling agency seeks to dispel the idea that Islam and modern fashion are incompatible.
114 months ago
The New Yorker The modelling agency Underwraps exists to counter the stereotype of Muslim women as oppressed. “Covering identifies us, but it doesn’t define us,” the founder Nailah Lymus says.
Modest Models
newyorker.com
A New York-based modelling agency seeks to dispel the idea that Islam and modern fashion are incompatible.
114 months ago
The New Yorker On a Saturday in August, while mayors in the South of France were busy enforcing a burkini ban that has since been ruled illegal, Nailah Lymus and Jaharrah Ali, both hijabis (women who cover, in the Muslim tradition), were modelling at a photo shoot
Read more ... in Tribeca with our staff photographer Pari Dukovic: http://nyer.cm/M3Hsvvm
114 months ago
Daily Mail 'He got me up against the wall, trying to woo me. I can't say I was impressed'
115 months ago
Brian Griffin http://blacktimetravel.com/13-of-the-15-jockeys-in-the-first-kentucky-derby-were-black-but-they-dont-tell-you-that/
130 months ago
TheRoot.com #RootDisruptor: Jimmy Winkfield
Born the seventeenth child of a sharecropper in 1882, James Winkfield grew up in Kentucky’s celebrated horse country. The slender, slight stable boy who could ride bareback by the age of seven soon attracted the at
Read more ... tention of the horse racing community, and by the 1890s Jimmy was already winning races. After winning two successive Kentucky Derby races in 1901 and 1902 Winkfield was at the top of his game—but when Winkfield was crowded out of a 3rd Derby win in 1903 and racial tensions in the country were running high, he left the United States. He went on to become an international jockey in Europe until wars interrupted his success. Though his career was fraught with pitfalls, Winkfield is remembered as one of the greats in the racing world.
133 months ago
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