On page 27 of his book, Ernst writes, “The image of the oppressed Muslim women can all too often serve as another self-righteous reason for Europeans to congraulate themselves on their superiority.” Then, on page 28 he writes, “Muslims are considered to have dysfunctional roles for women, yet that emblam of Western technological superority, the Internet, is saturated with pornographic images, and the sexualization of women in omnipresent in television, newspapers, and advertising.” By bringing up the use of women’s bodies as a tool of confirming the right the Europeans believed they had to enter Muslim countries and take over, as well as showing how modern day treatments of women in the West are not what we believe them to be, what is Ernst trying to do?