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Iran Told This US Chess Champion To Wear A Hijab. Her Response Made America Proud

Iran Told This US Chess Champion To Wear A Hijab. Her Response Made America Proud

Here’s something you’ll never see on a mainstream liberal media news channel, if only for the reason that it exposes the truth that Islam is an oppressive regime towards women. However, we aren’t a liberal news network, and all you’ll get out of us is the unfiltered truth.

US Chess Champion Nazi Paikidze, in an international tournament, was scheduled to compete in Iran. Based on the laws in the country, she would have to wear a hijab, covering her face and head, while playing. Paikidze quickly took a stand on the side of liberty and made America proud.

Keep in mind, this is also the country that actively refuses to play against Israel. You know, real religion of peace type stuff.

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According to Fox News,

The best-ranked female chess player in the United States has said she would rather sacrifice her career than submit to demands to wear a hijab at the next world championship.

Nazi Paikidze, the reigning US Women’s Chess Champion, swore to boycott the 2017 contest, which is being held in Iran and will have an enforced Islamic dress code.

Paikidze admitted that the decision will harm her career, but said that doing the bidding of an oppressive regime in order to compete is not a price worth paying.

In an interview with the founder of My Stealthy Freedom, a campaign against Iran’s hijab laws, she said: “I will NOT wear a hijab and support women’s oppression. Even if it means missing one of the most important competitions of my career.”

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We need more women like her, that throw away the title of political correctness and stands up against the oppressive death cult known as Islam.

(Source: Fox News)

Elvin Bartley

Elvin Bartley wrote for Yes I'm Right during its 2016 coverage.

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