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Growing up Muslim post 9/11: Finding my way

Art, Columns, ProfilesBy Naseem GolestaniSeptember 13, 20111 Comment

Al-Talib interviews Salmon Hossein on his experience growing up as an Afghan American post 9/11. Hossein is a recent UCLA graduate who is now pursuing a Masters of Public Policy at Harvard University.

Growing up Muslim post 9/11: Lies our Media Told Us

Art, Columns, ProfilesBy AT ReaderSeptember 12, 20115 Comments

The most challenging experience was having to listen to all of the fear-mongering rhetoric from the media that permeated the education system. When I was 11, I argued with my class (including my teacher) that it would be wrong to invade Iraq claiming that there were no weapons of mass destruction.

Hidden brutality in Iraq

Current EventsBy Adina FarrukhApril 19, 2010Leave a comment

It has been seven long years since the United States first invaded Iraq as part of the so-called Global War on Terror and it is the occupation’s continued duration that has caused it to recede somewhere into the fringes of American consciousness. Indeed, it is not at all uncommon for people to forget – if…

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