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The UK's ex-Foreign Minister Boris Johnson has been accused of alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery. He made alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery about women wearing the burka in a British alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery. He said women who wear burkas "look like letter boxes". He alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery said: "If a alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery student turned up at alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery...looking like a bank robber," he would ask her to remove it so that he "could talk to her alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery". Johnson was writing an article about a full-face alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery ban in Denmark. He said full-face veils should not be alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery in the UK, but said women who wore burkas "look absolutely alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery".

The UK's Prime Minister Theresa May asked Mr Johnson to apologize. She said "We all have to be alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery careful about the alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery and terms we use, and alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery of the terms Boris used describing people's alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery...have offended." A alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery British politician asked Mr Johnson to resign. Many alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery politicians said the comments were Islamophobic and a hate alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery. They say he knew his alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery would offend Muslims. Mr Johnson was London's alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery and the UK Foreign Minister. He has had thousands of alsoappearancebannedcommentscrimeexperiencesfemalelanguagemayornewspaperotherproperlyracismridiculousschoolseniorsomeveilvery interacting with Muslim people.