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where are the hijaboys?

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Submitted by myth (Germany), Nov 29, 2022 at 16:41

Thinking of the contemporary gender confusion made me wonder. Are there any male, you know what I mean by that, public western figures wearing a hijab as some gender-of-my-choice expression? I am talking about Bill Clintor rather than Hillary Clinton wearing a hijab in the picture above.

Where are the hijaboys? This is Monty-Phython-esque but with some potential to kill both the hijab and the gender confusion.

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