Exploring the Parallels Between Post 9/11 and the Ongoing Nakba Impact for Muslims
Since September 11, 2001, Muslims like me—who veil, are usually multilingual, and come from an immigrant family—were expected to open our mouths as a parrot would, regurgitating the same words, “I condemn the terrorists. I love my country and would never harm it. I promise that I’m one of the good ones.”
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