The group took turns introducing themselves and a sense of comradery quickly arose. Visitors asked questions like, “What does the Quran say about violence?” and “Do Muslim women have equal rights?”
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By Jen Germans | May 3, 2017
Maleeha Choudhry’s idea of America comes from the Woody Guthrie song that she grew up listening to, which proclaims, “This land was made for you and me.”
But the rise in hate crimes and anti-Islamic rhetoric in recent months has altered her view.
“Seeing this kind of America, that just doesn’t seem right to me at all,” the 22-year-old says.
So she decided to do something about it. Choudhry joined a group of her Muslim peers who are working to change the conversation.
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