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I feel the patriarchy society has socialized us to constantly compete with each other, and we have to shut that down. We have to break that and disrupt that by doing things together.

“It is not possible for someone to have a sense of physical, mental, and social well-being without having safe, stable, dignified housing.”

“It was hard to figure out if they were being discriminated against because of their race, religion, or ethnicity. For many people in the Muslim community, they [face all] three.”

I began having conversations with my peers, asking if they had plans to vote. Many responded, “no, it does not pertain to me” or “I do not have time.”

Nemeh Al-Sarraj: Disability Justice Advocate

Members of our Somali community dislike impersonal communication. We are very communal people. Oral communication is how we share thoughts and ideas.

based on a book by Erika Lee A large segment of the U.S. population worried that immigrants were too numerous

When I was first thinking of applying to college, my knowledge was limited. I didn’t know about the process of

“One of the most important people at the rally was neither a politician nor an Amazon employee. Running operations behind the scenes alongside workers was a 23-year-old college student named Nimo Omar. At the Awood Center, people affectionately call her the lioness.” — Wired magazine

Parents everywhere spring into action for their children,  but  not all parents are like Valerie Shirley, whose son’s challenges led

Perspective of a middle school girl leader: “I thought it was unjust and I don’t like injustice. … We all

Hanadi Chehabeddine was born in Lebanon and has lived in the U.S. since 2008. She is Muslim and is now