A hijab-wearing woman’s daily life is governed by family fear of attacks

Evidence

And I have to say the biggest impact that has been for my family because they very much are fearful for my safety. My husband on a daily basis sends me stories of women in hijab who have been attacked, whether it’s being thrown in front of a train, whether it’s having your face smashed in with a beer mug. And especially having two young children with me most of the time, he is very much scared for me and my safety. — Saher Selod, Forever Suspect_ Racialized…, 40

Categorization

• SHARE: The detail of a husband sending his wife daily stories of hijab-wearers attacked is a striking, narrow anecdote to share with someone studying surveillance’s domestic ripple effects.