"because it masks the identity of the wearer."
That would imply, as Johnson and others have, that there is a prominence of criminality among the wearers
That would be racialis in itself - there is no such an indication.
That fact is that the Muslim communities have been identified as peaceful, law-abiding and industrious
A few years ago a survey showed them more than willing to integrate into British life
Johnson and Britain's history of 'Paki-bashing' and racial harassment and violence (all go hand in hand) place the blame squarely on the indigenous population Ex foreign secretaries struttin' their racist stuff are just what Britain needs given the sharp rise of racist incidents after the Brexit vote - I don't ****** think!!
Jim Carroll