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Input: I think it's always good to check out the Author of these articles. In this case it's Myriam François.    Ooops! It turns out Myriam is a regressive. Who would have known?    How do I know? Because she works for both the BBC and Channel 4 in the UK. That in itself is remarkably good evidence, but wait, there's more!    Myriam has been pushing a steady narrative about how oppressed Mulims are in the UK for several years now (and making quite a little money out of it through her TV jobs and as a Research Associate at the Centre of Islamic Studies (CIS) at SOAS University, where her research focuses on British Muslim integration issues).     Given her deep concern for Muslim women I figured I should read what Myriam has to say about Shaparak Shajarizadeh and Nasrin Sotoudeh ... both sentenced to prison for daring to remove their headscarves in Iran.    Not a word.    That pretty much sums Myriam up. She's profiteering off telling white people how evil they are ... and doesn't give the least shit about women who actually **are** being oppressed.

yes