He said that other people aren't really used to seeing turbans, let alone pride turbans, so he got a lot of attention and people asking questions or wanting photos.
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The new rules apply to all religious accommodation requests, with the memo highlighting that the most common requests are for hijabs, beards, turbans, under-turbans/patkas and uncut hair.
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They come from India and the men wear turbans, and were heavily, heavily persecuted, especially after 9/11, because people thought because they wear turbans, they must be Muslims, and terrorists.
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"Our U.S. military allows hijabs, beards, turbans, yarmulkes," he said.
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Our turbans represent our commitment to love, equality and justice.
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But Ahluwalia said those who wear turbans shouldn't face discrimination.
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Sidhu had taken to wearing American flag turbans after 9/11.
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Both men are Sikhs and have long beards and wear turbans.
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Sikh people wear turbans to identify as members of the faith.
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Men often wear colorful turbans and refrain from cutting their beards.
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We saw Boko Haram gunmen in military uniform and wearing turbans.
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At the academy, the recruits could grow beards, not wear turbans.
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Also: Both had long white beards, wore turbans and rode horses.
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The model designed a 27-piece collection of hijabs, turbans, and shawls.
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Nick Cannon has been rocking turbans for almost a full year now.
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They're wearing Afros, they're wearing turbans, they're proud of who they are.
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The turbans she now wears are the only vestiges of that episode.
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Yes, I have a lot of wraps, turbans, a lot of updos.
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There were all these stories about people in turbans being killed or attacked.
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Turbans, unshorn hair and beards have a deep spiritual meaning for Sikh men.
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He is a practicing Sikh whose colorful turbans illustrate the country's changing complexion.
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Three Kingdoms' main campaign opens well after the Yellow Turbans have been suppressed.
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For the devout, their turbans — if nothing else — will always set them apart.
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However, since September 11, our turbans have marked us as targets for hate.
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Page killed one woman and five men; all the men were wearing turbans.
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Devout followers of the South Asian religion wear turbans and have unshorn hair.
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He did not directly comment on the issue of turbans and unshorn hair.
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The ban applies to symbols such as head scarves, skullcaps, turbans and crosses.
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They wear baggy shalwar kameez clothing and turbans — and fight for the Taliban.
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Two other guys were at an airport wearing turbans when the news broke.
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In designing the products for the Louvelle Luxury Showerwear line of turbans, Simone Taylor, 33, took inspiration from stars wearing turbans and head scarves, like Beyoncé and Eva Mendes, as well as runway looks created by Missoni and Marc Jacobs.
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So as the Yellow Turbans gain ground, they inspire more uprisings in nearby territory.
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"A lot of people have been asking why I've been wearing turbans," Smith said.
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Devout followers of Sikhism, a South Asian religion, wear turbans and have unshorn hair.
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Sikh men are often mistaken for Muslims due to their turbans and long beards.
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FIBA, the world's basketball governing body, still bans religious head covers, including hijabs and turbans.
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Members help one another tie their turbans before the start of the Sikh Day Parade.
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Witnesses said the attackers wore turbans and didn't speak a language native to Burkina Faso.
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It would've banned all public servants from wearing religious symbols including, hijabs, turbans, or yamakas.
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Turbans are worn by those in the Sikh community as a sacred article of faith.
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Denmark has barred judges from wearing head scarves, crucifixes, Jewish skullcaps, and turbans in courtrooms.
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"Sikhs wear their turbans to signal their readiness to protect people from injustice," he said.
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They stashed their guns, knives and turbans in the truck and covered it in grass.
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There were the turbans on the runway at the Gucci fall 2018 show, which, in their resemblance to Sikh turbans, upset many viewers, who felt the importance of the head wrap as a sign of a belief system had been thoughtlessly pilloried for pictures.
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And I became more aware that there were some two-dozen men in turbans and kurtas.
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Ahuja added that young Sikhs in her community are often bullied in school for wearing turbans.
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Your models have used Turbans as 'hats' whereas practising Sikhs tie them neatly fold-by-fold.
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Before the NYPD's policy change, Sikhs were required to remove their turbans for a police cap.
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Sadly, our turbans have always made us the target for racism, even in our home country.
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New York (CNN)Sikh officers can now wear full turbans in the New York Police Department.
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The bad guys are often easy to spot: They're the ones with the beards and turbans.
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She says her balding is the reason she's been wearing so many turbans in public lately.
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It applies to Muslim head scarves, Jewish skullcaps, Sikh turbans and Catholic crosses, among other symbols.
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The fighters were dressed in army fatigues, but with flip-flops and turbans, another student said.
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At a primary school, the insurgents divided them into three groups and distributed turbans and guns.
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In a nod to the growing number of South Asian Sikhs in New York City, the Police Department said on Wednesday that it would allow officers who belong to the religion to wear beards and turbans while in uniform — as long as the turbans are blue.
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As the men got closer, Moumouni saw that their turbans were not wrapped in the Tuareg style.
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Under shelters built from branches and tarpaulins, traders in turbans with leathery faces hawk almost everything imaginable.
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In 2004, the country banned religious symbols — including headscarves, large visible crosses, and turbans — from state schools.
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Outside, they were awaited by luxury sedans driven by chauffers wearing white uniforms and colorful Rajasthani turbans.
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Here [is] a group of people who wear turbans on their heads and don't cut their hair.
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Their turbans will have to be black or camouflage, depending on the situation, according to the memo.
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In one of the most popular activities, visitors could sit and have turbans tied around their heads.
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The Associated Press reported the men were kidnapped by about 10 men wearing turbans and speaking Arabic.
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Observant Sikhs wear turbans, covering their uncut hair, which they call kesh as part of their faith.
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Both men were wearing matching black-and-white Mickey Mouse T-shirts that complemented their black turbans.
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There are do-rags next to turbans, a keffiyeh and balaclava next to leather pants, and Dr. Martens.
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The riders ultimately chose to park their bikes and walk down Madison Avenue, rather than remove their turbans.
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He's saddened when he meets Sikh men who shave their beards and abandon their turbans out of fear.
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"Where are your turbans and beards?" a white lady asks him at a campground at Lake Capote, Colo.
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Many Sikh drivers, who wore turbans and beards, felt threatened by anti-Muslim sentiment and left the business.
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In the audience plump dignitaries in bright orange turbans sat comfortably on white leather armchairs, discoursing on the spectacle.
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Practicing Sikhs like Singh are usually identifiable by their beards and turbans, which are important symbols of their faith.
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NARENDRA MODI, India's prime minister, famously wears a different hat for every audience, from feathered headdresses to towering turbans.
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A "hipster Sikh", with a penchant for striking turbans, Mr Singh embodies the diversity that Mr Trudeau constantly celebrates.
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The video is unusual, since most Taliban videos show their fighters wearing turbans and beards, the Military Times reported.
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Witnesses said the attackers wore turbans and spoke a language not native to Burkina Faso, a former French colony.
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Detainees who practice the Sikh religion said they were not allowed to wear turbans, a tenet of their religion.
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I remember everyone getting dressed for the royal ceremonies: gold sashes put on, turbans being tied, horses being readied.
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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has allowed turbans and beards since the 1990s, and began permitting hijabs this year.
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National court cases across Europe have included questions on the wearing of Christian crosses, Sikh turbans and Jewish skullcaps.
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The NYPD will allow officers to have beards and turbans but barriers remain The NYPD will allow officers to have beards and turbans but barriers remain New York Police Department Commissioner James O'Neill announced Wednesday that his office had taken steps toward eliminating barriers that police officers of different faiths often face.
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Turbans are worn as a way to keep heads covered out of respect when in public and in religious spaces.
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But in India, only Sikhs wear turbans, and not with a big fat jewel dangling from the proverbial third eye.
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Literally "turban of the judge," these things look less like turbans and more like bird nests flattened by a truck.
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That includes physical demonstrations of faith like keeping turbans and facial hair uncut for Sikhs and beards for Muslim men.
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NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill announced the policy change Wednesday, flanked by officers in navy blue turbans fastened with police brass.
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In searing midday heat, over 100 farmers dressed in green turbans and loin cloths sat bare-chested on the roadside.
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Three more Sikh soldiers are suing the U.S. Army to allow them to keep their beards and turbans while serving.
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The clothes kept pace with that eccentricity: royal blue turbans, a multitiered black pagoda hat and colorful patterned head scarves.
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Booming cannons sounded as his motorcade arrived, led by mounted guards wearing long red coats and blue and gold turbans.
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They seemed to be mostly of Mexican heritage, their turbans were tied like Christmas bows and they were eating Kind bars.
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The Sikhs are easily identifiable because of their tightly wound and often colorful turbans, and because they share the surname Singh.
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Some crowned with turbans, others with hijabs, they sing "O Canada" and take the oath of citizenship in English and French.
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Sikh men have worn turbans since 1699, when the last living guru bestowed on the clothing item a unique Sikh identity.
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In Dynasty Warriors, the Yellow Turbans are brushed-off as a level 1 prologue to the main action of the story.
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They had just finished vying for space to tie their turbans in front of the decorative mirrors of a Chinese restaurant.
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Sikh men grow long beards and wear turbans as a commitment to their faith, and many Americans mistake them for Muslims.
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These days, Pinkett Smith said she enjoys using turbans, as they help conceal her condition and are an empowering fashion choice.
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When they walk in, some with flowing robes and turbans, they look more like ancient wise men and shepherds than inmates.
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For the triennial, his psychedelic and humorous music video "Pool Party Pilot Episode" features imprisoned sperm cells with turbans and beards.
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The officers may also wear turbans — with a hat shield it affixed to it — in place of the traditional police cap.
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Kohli wants them to know turbans are a responsibility for Sikhs and it's not the same as throwing on a rainbow hat.
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A practicing Sikh, his colorful turbans he's been sporting throughout the campaign have reminded Canadians of the changing complexion of their country.
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" A government report in 2105 found that the machines also "had a higher false alarm rate when passengers wore turbans and wigs.
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Because the way the Yellow Turbans work is they spread Fervor from province to province, and their armies intensify it as well.
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They kept their hair covered at all times; the scholar with a light scarf, the poet with colorful turbans and head wraps.
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Three Sikh soldiers have been granted religious accommodations to wear their beards and turbans while in training, their legal team announced Monday.
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They were shot dead by men wearing turbans and speaking Arabic after refusing to surrender their vehicle and equipment, the officials said.
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"I know a lot of friends that don't even wear turbans in the airport, just to avoid this whole ordeal," he said.
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Iranian society has changed and modernized beyond recognition, but what remains a fixture are the ruling clerics with their turbans and cloaks.
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The government says that it is not aimed at any religions and does not ban headscarves, turbans or the traditional Jewish skull cap.
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Sikhs wear turbans to represent piety, spirituality, courage, self-respect, and honor, and allow their hair to grow to symbolize devotion to God.
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Six American Sikh men are interviewed about turbans, with photographs by Mike Tessier and styling by Christopher Kim, a former Carine Roitfeld assistant.
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His colorful turbans stood out, as did his form-fitting robes with a traditional curved khanjar knife stuck inside, the symbol of Oman.
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The US Air Force has clarified grooming and uniform guidelines to allow religious exemptions for Sikhs and Muslims who wear turbans, hijabs, and beards.
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Others suggested they just comply with the officers and put their helmets on, which would have required first unwinding and then reconfiguring their turbans.
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And even earlier this year, Gucci was criticized for dressing models in headpieces identical to traditional Sikh turbans and hijabs for its winter presentation.
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The government has contended the law is not aimed at any religion and does not ban headscarves, turbans or the traditional Jewish skull cap.
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All this nonsense is why I adore the funky grandmothers you can find on Instagram who dance about in baubles and proudly sport turbans.
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The New York City Police Department says its Sikh officers can now wear full turbans and beards of up to half an inch long.
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Sikh men wear distinctive turbans, which represent the courage to fight injustice, and keep their beards uncut, which signals an acceptance of God's will.
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"Air India made other Canadians feel that all who had turbans and beards were terrorists," Mr. Dosanjh said, warning against the perils of extremism.
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"Air India made other Canadians feel that all who had turbans and beards were terrorists," Mr. Dosanjh said, warning against the perils of extremism.
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Outside, a group of musicians banged on drums and blew horns, while men mostly in white robes and turbans danced, waving sticks or mobile phones.
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Poor Julia Knox, owner of the store that sells top hats and turbans, complains that her business is now tinctured with the perfume of cheese.
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Witnesses said the attackers wore turbans, were "light-skinned" and spoke a language not native to Burkina Faso, a former French colony in West Africa.
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In the middle of white-bread Minnesota you'll see employees of the Mayo Clinic scurrying through the corridors in Muslim head scarves and Sikh turbans.
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In 2013, the province proposed banning the wearing of religious symbols — namely, hijabs, turbans, kippas and niqabs — by people who work in the public sector.
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Working with Modanisa, a Turkish brand that offers modest options to women across the globe, Halima designed a 27-piece collection of hijabs, turbans, and shawls.
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In the aftermath, a number of Sikh Americans were harassed and attacked by people who confused their turbans and beards with the garb of Muslim militants.
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But he also felt strongly that wearing helmets in the parade, and obscuring the riders' faces and turbans, would defeat the purpose of the club's participation.
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The Sikh faithful -- highly visible for the colorful turbans some of the men wear -- had no warning that morning; they had no way to fight back.
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Some leaders in the Sikh community applauded the policy change on turbans, but said the NYPD needed to go further with the policy on facial hair.
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Then, there's the legacy of Bianca Jagger and her flared YSL suits from her Studio 54 days, complete with black bows and sequin turbans, of course.
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At the outset of the Civil War, Union regiments enlisted lavish bands with as many as 50 musicians, sometimes complete with turbans and other exotic regalia.
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Lawyers representing Captain Singh said they thought the testing was an effort by the Army to find an excuse to not allow religious turbans and beards.
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Only three Sikhs have been granted permission by the U.S. military to wear turbans, beards and uncut hair over the past six years, court filings said.
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Although we're members of the world's fifth-largest religion, our articles of faith—like unshorn hair, beards, and turbans—are often singled out for being different.
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"At the end of the day this is so much bigger than whether or not Sikhs are allowed to wear turbans in the military," Kaur said.
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Mounted guards in traditional red tunics, white turbans and hooded cloaks lined the way into the Palais des Nations as Tebboune entered, Algeria's flag fluttering overhead.
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The Sikh Coalition said members of its community are at heightened risk of hate-crime attacks -- partially because their faith requires the wearing of turbans and beards.
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The US Air Force has clarified a grooming and uniform process that allows religious exemptions for turbans, hijabs, and neatly trimmed beards, according to the new guidelines.
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In addition, young men earned a living driving motorcycle taxis that ferried migrants around town as they bought food, water, turbans and sunglasses for the desert crossing.
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And every time an attack has been carried out by an Islamic extremist, Sikhs -- mistaken for Muslims because of their turbans and beards -- have borne the backlash.
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There are more than 500,000 Sikhs in the US Male followers often cover their heads with turbans, which are considered sacred, and refrain from shaving their beards.
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The U.S. military took steps in early 2014 to give individual troops greater latitude to wear turbans, head scarves, yarmulkes and tattoos if required by their religion.
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It was then that the unknown men began to arrive at the riverside, guns slung over their shoulders, heads wrapped in turbans leaving only their eyes visible.
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The Indian influence is woven through the décor: In his kitchen, a couple of dozen Indian turbans of varying colors are hung on a bright pink wall.
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There are popcorn sellers, fishmongers fanning their catch against the flies, barber shops and old men wearing turbans sitting in front of mountains of mangoes and cucumbers.
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"A lot of people have been asking why I've been wearing turbans," Pinkett Smith, 46, said on the latest episode of her Facebook Watch show Red Table Talk.
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Mr Blanchet endorses a controversial law passed by Quebec's right-leaning government this year that prohibits many civil servants from wearing religious symbols, including turbans, hijabs and kippas.
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Its adherents enjoyed public privileges in what they could wear (including the colour of their turbans), ride (horses, not donkeys) or build (tall houses and places of worship).
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Most participants at the funeral were religious and political workers of the Barelvi branch of Sunni Islam - identifiable by their distinctive green turbans - and members of Islamist parties.
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The youngster is also known for wearing turbans quite often, as mom Khloé frequently documents her daughter wearing them in almost every color to match her stylish outfits.
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From tiaras to turbans, stars, including Zosia Mamet, Olivia Culpo and Hilary Rhoda, decked out their updos with gorgeous accessories for the CFDAs in N.Y.C. on Monday evening.
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In addition to text allowing women to wear "dreadlocks/locks," Muslim women are also permitted to wear hijabs and Sikh men are authorized to don turbans. Sgt. Maj.
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Day 24: Emergency shopping spree on Etsy for cute headbands and turbans, because Sunny's still losing that newborn hair, and her hairline is starting to look pretty freaky.
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There are Hindu festivals, men in turbans, women in saris, red-robed monks, long mustaches, large beards, preternaturally soulful children and people in rudimentary canoes against dramatic landscapes.
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His images show Africans and South Asians in kufis, turbans, patkas and head scarves at home, at work, and at play, all as integral members of local society.
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Fifteen years after firing a Sikh officer who refused to remove his turban, the department last year began to allow Sikhs to wear turbans and have short beards.
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Singh stands out with his brightly colored turbans and is considered competitive to Trudeau, due to the two's similarity in social media fluency and appeal to younger voters.
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Ms. Redzepova became one of Yugoslavia's first television-era pop stars, famous for her colorful turbans — she had more than 300 of them — as well as her voice.
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Though the Islamic head scarf was specifically mentioned in the court's judgment, other signs of religious belief, such as Sikh turbans or Jewish skullcaps, would also be affected.
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But, unlike the bindis you see at Coachella, many of the elements ahead, like turbans, nose chains, loose lengha-style pants, and mirrored embroidery, actually have South-Asian roots.
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This season at New York Fashion Week, beautiful hair pieces took center stage, from the highlighter-hued scrunchies at VFiles to the elegant turbans spotted at Cushnie Et Ochs.
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The government says the law is not aimed at any religion and does not ban headscarves like the more-common Muslim hijab, turbans or the traditional Jewish skull cap.
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The Quebec premier, François Legault, has said the bill, which also applies to Catholic crosses, Jewish skullcaps and Sikh turbans, was necessary to preserve Quebec's secular values and identity.
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Gold leather hats resembled turbans, clutches came in the shape of pyramids, bejeweled scarabs shone from evening columns, and gold leather boots were printed à la asp or crocodile.
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Since 9/11, Sikh-American groups say members of their religion have faced discrimination and abuse because their long beards and turbans make them more visible than other minority groups.
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I once found myself at a kundalini yoga class surrounded by women in white turbans because I was looking for some kind of meditative practice to soothe my intrusive thoughts.
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Men get killed for their turbans now, and there's a video of a white American being needlessly paranoid about a black man or Latino or Arab-American every other day.
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Nigerians and expatriates wandered around, looking occasionally at the art and mostly at one another: an attractive but conventionally attired crowd, enlivened by a few turbans and daringly cut dresses.
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Many wore glittered glasses or intricate fascinators and turbans, with studded platforms on their feet, in creative designer Alessandro Michele's fourth women's collection since being appointed in January last year.
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Furthermore, since 9/11, Sikhs in the U.S. have been frequent targets of both anti-Sikh and misdirected anti-Muslim hate, due to their skin color, turbans, and facial hair.
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The headache it will pose comes from a law passed by Quebec's right-leaning government this year, which prohibits many civil servants from wearing religious symbols including turbans, hijabs and kippas.
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The rise of the Yellow Turbans and the fall of the Han isn't the end of order and the dawn of anarchy, and neither side is fated to win or lose.
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CAR officials have only said that the reporters were found dead after being kidnapped by about 10 men wearing turbans and speaking only Arabic, but have yet to give further details.
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According to local officials, the driver claimed the vehicle had been stopped by men wearing turbans and speaking Arabic -- even though the area is far south of any Arabic-speaking region.
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Elements like turbans, pointed shoes and scimitars return again and again, whether it's in Mario, Shantae, Dragon Ball, Prince of Persia, or racist caricatures of Arabs in magazines like Charlie Hebdo.
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As Trump arrived for dinner with the king, a spectacle awaited him: Men dressed in long white turbans and carrying swords swayed and chanted in unison to beating drums in a courtyard.
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The men all chose light-colored traditional garments with turbans, which matched groom Nick who wore a hand-quilted silk sherwani with a hand-embroidered chikan dupatta and a chanderi tissue safa.
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Singh had a democratic eye, and he took pictures of everything: cities, towns, villages, shops, rivers, worshipers, workers, construction sites, motorbikes, statues, modern furniture, balconies, suits, dresses and, sure, turbans and saris.
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THE TOPLINE: Sikh soldiers notched another win in their fight to wear turbans and beards while serving, as the Army allowed three recent enlistees to keep their articles of faith during training.
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Thus inspired, these exquisite earrings, dubbed "The Emperors Cap," take the form of his great-grandfather's turbans, while also winkingly referencing the shape of toys — those spinning tops beloved by Indian children.
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Julia Baird adores "funky grandmothers you can find on Instagram who dance about in baubles and proudly sport turbans," but her greatest fantasy is just to wear and do what she wants.
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And he began by poking pointed fun at Gucci for "putting white guys in turbans," a reference to a recent cultural appropriation brouhaha that suggested the show would not be without currency.
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Everyone else can do political deals and turn yesterday's enemy into tomorrow's staunch ally, but the Yellow Turbans will always be surrounded by enemies in what will at best be a hostile peace.
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Fluttery oversized false lashes, baby pink fur stoles, turbans with matching tangerine caftans, rhinestone-encrusted crop tops; you'd be inclined to think that I'd just listed a set of outfits from Drag Race.
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Mendes cited the PPC's platforms and a controversial Quebec law that bans certain public employees from wearing religious symbols such as turbans, hijabs and Jewish skull caps in the predominantly French-speaking province.
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"We commend the U.S. Department of Defense for its decision to allow these soldiers to serve with their religious turbans and beards," Sikh Coalition Legal Director Harsimran Kaur said in a written statement.
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"They were wearing black outfits, turbans and had backpacks ... similar to the outfits the attackers in the cafe had," police chief Shahidul Hoque told reporters at the scene after the militants were killed.
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For the last 50 years, Mr. Leiser said, the traditional take was to portray the Arabs with long pointy shoes and big funny turbans, while the Italians were presented as elegant and dignified.
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The attention immediately turned inward as Sikh Americans, particularly men wearing turbans, were victims of hate crimes, including Balbir Singh Sodhi, the owner of a gas station in Arizona, who was fatally shot.
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Ms. Aboushi said the cases touched on a broader point about religious dress that could apply to a number of people, including Orthodox Jewish women wearing modest clothing and Sikh men wearing turbans.
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Making fun of Islamic clothing, reducing the world's roughly 1.6 billion Muslim population to turbans and veils is offensive and incorrect, especially considering not all Muslims choose to cover or wear religious headgear.
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Inspiring many followers, Poiret's seemingly revolutionary designs — primary hues, harem pants, hobble skirts and oriental-inspired turbans alongside Cossack-style coats trimmed in fur and folkloric embroideries — originated on the Ballets Russes' stage.
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For instance, police departments can train officers to investigate crimes in which Sikh men are targeted for wearing turbans, said Harsimran Kaur, the legal director of the Sikh Coalition, a civil rights group.
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There were yellow furs with leaping zebras and spiked acid-washed denim; snakes and tigers and turbans and rhinestone shades and platform shoes and decorative brass knuckles spelling "Love" and — well, a lot more.
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Rise in hate crimes in the US Sikh-American groups say members of their religion have faced discrimination and abuse because their long beards and turbans make them more visible than other minority groups.
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Folding their hands together and bending to touch 39-year-old Rajawat's feet, women in colorful saris and elderly moustached men with turbans seek her help on everything from family feuds to neighborhood littering.
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"There hasn't been that many Sikhs in politics, particularly ones with turbans and beard," said Gurwin Singh Ahuja, executive director of the National Sikh Campaign, but he added that this was beginning to change.
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Friends who saw my photographs were concerned about the increase in the number of people walking around in skullcaps and turbans and other traditional religious garb in conservative neighborhoods like Aksaray, Fatih and Carsamba.
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For Sikhs, abiding by the standards in the patrol guide has meant shaving the beards their faith requires to keep uncut, and stuffing their unshorn hair into turbans that fit under department-issued caps.
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Fortunately, pouring chicken tagine over your rezat or dropping it into a pan of warm milk or bubbling butter and honey will quickly turn it into one of the most decadent turbans you've ever eaten.
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The New York Police Department is allowing Sikh officers to wear turbans instead of traditional caps, and grow their beards up to half an inch long for religious reasons, Police Commissioner James O'Neill announced Wednesday.
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But Zeal wanes rapidly if the Yellow Turbans lapse into inactivity, which gives their game a very different pace from the other factions and leads them into taking on more challenging fights that they should.
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Mandate of Heaven takes a different tack, de-emphasizing the mysticism surrounding the Yellow Turbans and focusing instead on the fact that it was apparently an unprecedented mass uprising across a wide swathe of China.
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Lawyers who wear head scarves, crosses, skullcaps or turbans will also no longer be able to work as external counsel for the government, or to represent it before the courts or with a third party.
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Rather than celebrating its pluralism, Quebec's government unjustly singled out Catholics who wear crosses, Jews who wear head coverings, Muslims who wear head scarves and Sikhs who wear turbans, subjecting them to ostracism and racism.
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The wearing of religious symbols like turbans is unpopular with many Quebecers who see it as an affront to the province's embrace of political secularism, a reaction to the Roman Catholic church's long dominance there.
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Since then, every update has included incremental steps toward diversifying the types of people and cultures represented on the emoji keyboard: female surfers and cyclists, women with hard hats and stethoscopes, people wearing turbans and hijabs.
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Along with the snap, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star announced that her lifestyle website, Poosh, would be partnering with Aquis to launch a line of "custom, limited-edition leopard hair turbans" on August 15.
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From the elaborate turbans to his gorgeous nail designs, the beauty guru has built an unmistakeable brand that has gotten him over 4 million video subscribers and one of the longest-running partnerships with MAC Cosmetics.
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At the Al Haaj mosque, scores of teenaged boys wearing turbans and traditional "shalwar kameez" robes attended classes at a religious school, typical of remote parts of Pakistan, where they provide education for millions of boys.
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Think of acclaimed writer Zadie Smith, who's often seen in mauve, crimson, and aqua turbans, or former First Lady Michelle Obama who relied heavily on a colorful mismatched prints during her time in the White House.
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It was 10 PM before they shot a scene of Amina in sword combat with a band of invaders dressed like the ninjas in Mortal Kombat—red turbans that revealed only their eyes and blue pajamas.
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The girls started toward the fighters but, Ms. Lawan later said, became suspicious of their turbans and sandals and their use of the local language, which is often unfamiliar to soldiers recruited from across the country.
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Boys in black sweaters with white jeans and white sneakers streamed past my Malerkotla friends, who were streaming past young Sikhs in green turbans, who were streaming past little girls in plaid skirts with pigtail braids.
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Lunch breaks have often provided odd juxtapositions, with American officers in their uniforms and boots, and the Taliban in their turbans, trying to tiptoe around the honeymooners and tourists sunbathing in neon bikinis by pristine pools.
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The unanimous vote by international basketball's governing body, known as FIBA, will allow female players to wear hijabs and male players to wear turbans or skullcaps, overturning a ban imposed for safety reasons 43 years ago.
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He can't really answer the question of why Madame de Staël isn't better remembered today — is it possible that with all the caffeine, the lovers, the travel, the talk, the turbans, she simply wears us out?
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I've doused my hair in argan oil, slept in silk turbans, tried every leave-in conditioner on the market, and paid princely sums for salon-only nourishing treatments that, truthfully, just made it look a bit greasy.
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"If the NYPD's new policy indeed allows for Sikhs to maintain unshorn beards and turbans, then that sends a powerful message to the rest of America that religious minorities are an important part of our nation's fabric."
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The men were first stripped of their shoes, belts (which in most cases were just string or rope), turbans and any belongings, then made to kneel in rows in a large tiled room, their heads bowed forward.
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He noted that, in a province that recently passed a law banning teachers, judges and police from wearing religious symbols like turbans or skullcaps while at work, the bagel had become a secular symbol of civic pride.
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From abroad, it is easy to imagine Afghanistan to be everywhere as we see it on the evening news: soldiers clambering aboard helicopters; men in turbans clutching rifles; women in baby-blue burqas sheltering behind bombed out walls.
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Black Sweater Knit Zip Up Cape Coat, $54.00 Burgundy & Gold Stripe Gryffindor Lightweight Scarf, $18.00 In addition to their clothing, Unique Vintage is offering plenty of accessories, including a Newt Scamander pendant, shoes, turbans and glamorous texting gloves.
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The Yellow Turbans gain power from Zeal, which increases as they fight battles and capture territory, and with enough Zeal their peasant armies can punch way above their weight to smash far better equipped and trained professional forces.
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Sikh soldiers and their advocates are praising an updated Army policy that will make it easier to seek a religious accommodation for beards and turbans worn by Sikhs, as well as articles of faith for any other religion.
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In the Najaf school, a typical day will see clerics in flowing black robes and white turbans giving lectures to groups of students sitting on the floor of a great hall, lined with pointed arches and elaborate mosaics.
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At Friday's funeral for Gharib's aide Rami Salman in the town of Ramlieh, Druze men in traditional black clothes with white turbans or skullcaps stood with their hands folded in front of them as a religious leader chanted.
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One showed a cosmopolitan couple dragging a suitcase full of disguises through a Syrian city and dressing up like whichever militia was manning the latest checkpoint— Che Guevara acolytes in black berets, radicals in beards and turbans, opportunistic thugs.
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FIBA's ban extended to professionals leagues all over the world, and left countless players, including Muslim women in hijab like Abdul-Qaadir, Sikh men in turbans, and Jewish men in kippot, without options and without an opportunity to play.
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The mostly male crowd was still diverse, made up of older men in sharp suits, young men in hoodies and jeans with keys clipped to their belt buckles, middle-aged men in turbans, and a range of accents from different countries.
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The controversial Bill 21, which has been championed by the governing right-wing Coalition Avenir Québec, bars employees in the public sector - including teachers, prosecutors and police officers - from wearing religious symbols such as hijabs, turbans and kippas in the workplace.
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I've seen people carrying canteens of Zamzam water on their heads; others balancing their prayer mats like hats; and men from Afghanistan, Sudan, Oman and Egypt top themselves with carefully arranged turbans that seem to delicately float above their heads.
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François Legault, the right-leaning Quebec premier, says the law — which applies to Muslim head scarves, Sikh turbans, Jewish skullcaps, Catholic crosses and other religious symbols — upholds the separation between religion and state, and maintains the neutrality of public sector workers.
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There were turbans pinned with jeweled brooches with almost every look, lots of swirling '60s-style printed column dresses with black opera gloves, and embellishment in all shapes, colors and forms, including metallic colored tinsel on sandals and sparkly boas.
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Abraham & Thakore, Wendell Rodricks and Rajesh Pratap Singh all favor a restrained form of Indian modernism over the more typical turbans and jodhpurs, overembellished tunics or Bollywood bling that leave so much design here, as Mr. Dhir said, looking like costume.
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NEW DELHI — Wearing Muslim skullcaps, colorful turbans of Indian Sikhs or hip beanies of secular university students, thousands protested at the largest mosque in India's capital on Friday, a turbulent scene that played out in multiple cities across the country.
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"The Sikh detainees have not been allowed to wear turbans and instead have either been uncovered or forced to make do with towels, t-shirts, hats, or other inadequate coverings," wrote William Teesdale, chief investigator for the public defender's office, in the lawsuit.
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Of all the excellent Indian textiles I saw, I was particularly excited about a style of block printing called Ajrakh, made in the remote Kutch area of Gujarat, and traditionally used only for the turbans of the men in certain Muslim communities.
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The law, which the Quebec government said was designed to preserve "laicite" or secularism in the mainly French-speaking province, prohibits many types of civil servants, including teachers and police officers, from wearing religious symbols such as hijabs and turbans on the job.
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Even as an increasingly out-of-touch Marc Jacobs continues to parade white models donning dreadlocks and turbans down his runways, the rest of the industry is slowly coming to grips with this unethical (but not illegal) practice of cultural cherry-picking.
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In "Back and Forth" (2017), I can tell the setting is west Asia because there are many camels, and lambs, as well as horses, plus angels with bird-like wings attached to their scapula, and men wearing turbans that curve near the top.
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Sikhism is the fifth largest religion in the world, but remains largely a mystery to Americans, who frequently confuse Sikhs with Muslims due to similarities between the turbans worn by Sikh men and women and the head wraps worn by some members of the Taliban.
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Despite the fact that the ban arguably paves a way for — and inadvertently promotes — prejudices and double standards in the workplace, the full document cites "neutrality" 10 times, underscoring that the ban has to apply to all employees, meaning no crucifixes, yarmulkes, or turbans, either.
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Under the new guidelines, which were finalized last week, Sikhs and Muslims can seek a religious accommodation to wear turbans, beards, unshorn hair and hijabs, and expect to be approved as long as their appearance is "neat and conservative," except under extremely limited circumstances.
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During the political campaign, Mr. Blanchet railed against interference from the federal government in Quebec's affairs, and warned it not to challenge a contentious Quebec law that bans judges, teachers and police officers from wearing religious symbols like head scarves and turbans while at work.
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Finalized last week, the new code lets Sikhs and Muslims in the Air Force seek a religious accommodation that will allow turbans, beards, unshorn hair and hijabs, with the expectation that they'll be approved as long as their appearance is "neat and conservative," CNN reports.
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Nick stopped by PeopleStyle to talk about the project on Facebook Live, and we couldn't resist taking the opportunity to ask him all about his style, from his love of turbans on the red carpet to his pristine sneaker closet ("It looks kinda like the store").
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"Many magicians crowded their posters with as many symbols as they could muster: ducks, bats, witches, musical instruments, fairies, playing cards, boiling cauldrons, turbans, harem girls, cats, snakes, buzzards, lizards, Asian men, grinning idols, sphinxes, fire, the stars, and the moon," writes Kevin Grace in Illusions.
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"It certainly is a step forward for diversity and equality but very, very simply put, for people like me, it means that Houston PD is saying, 'We love you, we accept you, we respect you and your turbans are part of the American fabric,'" Kalsi said.
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Although motorcycle riders are required by law to wear a helmet in New York state, for the past six years club riders have traveled in the parade at a leisurely pace ("nearly walking the bikes," Barninder said) with nothing on their heads but their hair and their turbans.
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Where Westworld is an emblem of the colonization of Native American land, this park represents Britain's takeover of the subcontinent, and the racial-social hierarchy is clearly encoded: Women in saris and men in turbans—the hosts—walk amidst people dressed in turn-of-the-20th-century British garb.
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On a sunny day earlier this month, scores of suited men and women found themselves in a low-rise building on the outskirts of Florence, Italy, walking by bright hand-painted murals of birds of paradise, wildflowers and dreamy-eyed women wearing turbans, T-shirts and rhinestone-encrusted sunglasses.
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Sikh Americans have faced threats and deadly attacks for more than 100 years -- often because of our articles of faith, including turbans and unshorn hair -- but we are an integral part of the American fabric, and our faith tradition offers guidance for confronting the hate that Americans grapple with today.
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Editorial The New York Police Department sent a message of religious tolerance on Wednesday when Commissioner James O'Neill announced a policy change that will allow the city's officers who observe the Sikh faith to wear beards and turbans while in uniform, if the turban is blue and displays the department's shield.
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The dramatic opening women's wear presentation, by Zahra Sooty Hosseini, featured turbans and all-black gowns in draped technical fabrics gathered around a central figure, whose structured dress folds later fanned out as a mat on which models could congregate while going through the motions of the Islamic call to prayer.
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Likewise, if you send armies out to fight the Yellow Turbans, you're not going to have them available to handle any new rebel armies that spawn in your own territory, or to go and bring treasonous officials back into line, and their upkeep cost will prevent you from spending money on infrastructure you desperately need.
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Whether it is Sikh men in turbans being attacked because people believe they are Muslims (HINT: They are not), or so-called liberal allies encouraging Muslim women who wear hijab to "liberate" themselves by taking it off, or all the confusion and fear around Sharia, halal meat, and Muslim-American sports heroes, we have a lot to learn.
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On a busy afternoon in Bamiyan, Central Afghanistan, men in turbans and skull caps are returning from their prayers to their shops in a bazaar, while just around the corner, fast-paced dance music is blazing from the loudspeakers of a café where young women sit, giggle and take photos of their sandwiches, kebabs, and salads.
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"With the new TB drugs approved by the F.D.A., nobody should be dying of TB," he said in an interview this month in his small office, where, during his free clinic, he stood by an open window, examining the leather tanners, taxi drivers and maids, in saris, burqas and turbans, who were waiting in the long corridor outside.
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But first the members of Tinariwen wrapped new turbans around the heads of their young acolytes, marking not only the passage from boyhood to manhood according to ancient desert custom, but also the transmission of their music across the generations, a transmission that is taking place in the hearts of youth from every corner of the great Sahara.
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It's worth bearing in mind that the policy extends to all religious symbols (such as crucifixes and turbans), but there's little doubt that it is yet another way to police Muslim women bodies and choices—just like the burkini ban imposed by several French towns last summer, which climaxed in armed police forcing women on the beach to remove some of their clothing.
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At a CNN town hall with Trump in Milwaukee on Tuesday, Lieutenant Brian James Murphy, the first police officer to respond to the 2012 shooting at the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek, noted that 99 percent of men in the US who wear turbans are Sikh, and not Muslim, and asked how the country can protect the constitutional rights of religious minorities while still addressing Islamic radicalization.
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What Ann-Marie Voina and Giulia Binotti offered, Ms. Pucci said, was an unbiased approach to a research gold mine and the excitement of discovering afresh such things as a pearl bikini or floor-length toweling beach capes to wear over bikinis or hats inspired by straw-wrapped Chianti bottles or 1960s turbans that look suspiciously like those featured in Marc Jacobs's last show.
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The tall, totemic figures of Jean Herard Celeur, with their pared down aesthetic, sunken eyes carved deep into wood, and headdresses made of scraps of tire rubber exquisitely wrapped like turbans or sheared to resemble tufts of feathers and hair, stand in stark contrast to the work of Guyodo, whose crafty use of found metal — including mattress springs swathed like netting, and limbs and wings made of steel bike rims — is comparatively improvisational and mechanical.
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