Muslim women rode ordinary city buses in hijab during post-2005-bombing suspicion

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It was the summer of 2005, right after the London bus bombings, and Yasmin tied on her white hijab as she always does, before she walked outside and waited for the B63 bus. The street smelled like an oil spill in the summer heat. A few minutes later, she was stepping onto the bus’s black stairs as the vehicle chugged and burped its way slowly into Sunset Park. — Moustafa Bayoumi, How Does It Feel to Be a Problem? Being…, 323