Islamophobic rhetoric frames itself as feminist rescue rather than prejudice

Evidence

Chesler here supplies what has been conspicuously lacking since 9/11: a comprehensive call to women to defend their equality of dignity as human beings against a foe that short-sighted multiculturalists and advocates of political correctness have up to now given a pass—despite its obvious threat to them. Chesler here speaks out fearlessly, passionately, and profoundly against the dehumanization of women that is institutionalized in Islamic Sharia law and manifested in innumerable ways in Islamic societies—as well as among Muslim immigrants to Western countries. This book should not be missed by any feminist, but not only feminists: Chesler sounds a call that every woman in the Western world, and every man, should heed before it’s too late. — Carl W. Ernst, Islamophobia in America_ The Anatomy of…, 555

Categorization

• XREF: Directly connects to the reader’s project — the chapter dissects how the fearer narrates their own intolerance. — connects to: Imperial feminism framed Muslim women as needing rescue by a liberal West