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My professor asked us to go to class today dressed as our favorite celebrity. So today I attended my college class dressed like this. I wore a Hijab and covered every inch of my body (I had a long sleeve T over this). As soon as my parents saw how I was dressed, they were terrified for my safety. I dismissed their concerns and continued to class dressed this way.
I was representing Malala Yousafzai, an 18 year old Muslim woman who was shot in the face by Taliban gunmen at the age of 15 for being a female attending school. She is now the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner and a Women's Rights Activist, Children's Rights Activist, and an activist for education.
It breaks my heart to say this, but on my way to school today I experienced first-hand the fear & hatred against Islam. As I was driving, I have more than a few people roll their windows down to stick their middle fingers at me, near the Dunkin Donuts drive-thru a young white male threw his coffee at my car, and 2 F-250 trucks chanced me down on Jog Rd and tried to crash into my tiny Toyota Camry...
In just a 20 minute drive to class, I felt that my life was threatened. But this only made my eyes open wider. The message is like for you to take from this is: terrorism is not a fair representation of Islam. Someone wearing a Hijab is simply a symbol of the Islam religion, but not of terrorist attacks.
We can't judge a book by the cover like many did to me today... Maybe people thought that because I was wearing a Hijab, I was responsible for the ISIS attacks that happened just recently.
As I drove in tears and arrived to class in tears, my respect for TRUE Muslims and my desire for peace only grew stronger. We don't realize how often stereotyping happens and how often it puts people in danger.
Edit: People are telling me that I'm brave... I'm not brave... I just need everyone to realize what discrimination is doing to society. There are people who deal with this prejudicing/stereotyping constantly and continue to be proud of who they are... THEY are brave, NOT ME.
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My professor asked us to go to class today dressed as our favorite celebrity. So today I attended my college class dressed like this. I wore a Hijab and covered every inch of my body (I had a long sleeve T over this). As soon as my parents saw how I was dressed, they were terrified for my safety. I dismissed their concerns and continued to class dressed this way. I was representing Malala Yousafzai, an 18 year old Muslim woman who was shot in the face by Taliban gunmen at the age of 15 for being a female attending school. She is now the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner and a Women's Rights Activist, Children's Rights Activist, and an activist for education. It breaks my heart to say this, but on my way to school today I experienced first-hand the fear & hatred against Islam. As I was driving, I have more than a few people roll their windows down to stick their middle fingers at me, near the Dunkin Donuts drive-thru a young white male threw his coffee at my car, and 2 F-250 trucks chanced me down on Jog Rd and tried to crash into my tiny Toyota Camry... In just a 20 minute drive to class, I felt that my life was threatened. But this only made my eyes open wider. The message is like for you to take from this is: terrorism is not a fair representation of Islam. Someone wearing a Hijab is simply a symbol of the Islam religion, but not of terrorist attacks. We can't judge a book by the cover like many did to me today... Maybe people thought that because I was wearing a Hijab, I was responsible for the ISIS attacks that happened just recently. As I drove in tears and arrived to class in tears, my respect for TRUE Muslims and my desire for peace only grew stronger. We don't realize how often stereotyping happens and how often it puts people in danger.
Edit: People are telling me that I'm brave... I'm not brave... I just need everyone to realize what discrimination is doing to society. There are people who deal with this prejudicing/stereotyping constantly and continue to be proud of who they are... THEY are brave, NOT ME.
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Profesor saya meminta kami untuk pergi ke kelas hari ini berpakaian seperti selebriti favorit kami. Jadi hari ini saya menghadiri kelas kuliah saya berpakaian seperti ini. Saya mengenakan jilbab dan menutupi setiap inci tubuh saya (saya punya T lengan panjang lebih ini). Begitu orang tua saya melihat bagaimana saya berpakaian, mereka sangat ketakutan untuk keselamatan saya. Aku menepis kekhawatiran mereka dan terus kelas berpakaian cara ini.
Saya mewakili Malala Yousafzai, seorang wanita Muslim berusia 18 tahun yang tertembak di wajah oleh orang-orang bersenjata Taliban pada usia 15 untuk menjadi sekolah menghadiri perempuan. Dia sekarang termuda pemenang Hadiah Nobel Perdamaian dan Hak Aktivis Perempuan, Hak-Hak Aktivis Anak, dan aktivis pendidikan.
Ini menghancurkan hati saya untuk mengatakan ini, tapi dalam perjalanan ke sekolah hari ini saya mengalami tangan pertama ketakutan & kebencian terhadap Islam. Saat aku sedang mengemudi, saya memiliki lebih dari beberapa orang menggulung jendela mereka turun untuk tetap jari tengah mereka pada saya, dekat Dunkin Donuts drive-thru pria kulit putih muda melemparkan kopinya di mobil saya, dan 2 F-250 truk kebetulan saya di atas Jog Rd dan mencoba untuk menabrak saya kecil Toyota Camry ...
Dalam hanya 20 menit berkendara ke kelas, saya merasa bahwa hidup saya terancam. Tapi ini hanya membuat mata saya terbuka lebar. Pesannya adalah seperti bagi Anda untuk mengambil dari ini adalah: terorisme bukanlah representasi yang adil dari Islam. Seseorang mengenakan Hijab hanyalah sebuah simbol agama Islam, tetapi bukan dari serangan teroris.
Kita tidak bisa menilai sebuah buku dengan sampul seperti banyak lakukan untuk saya hari ini ... Mungkin orang berpikir bahwa karena saya mengenakan jilbab, saya bertanggung jawab atas serangan ISIS yang terjadi baru-baru ini.
Seperti yang saya melaju menangis dan tiba ke kelas menangis, rasa hormat saya bagi umat Islam BENAR dan keinginan saya untuk perdamaian hanya tumbuh kuat. Kami tidak menyadari seberapa sering stereotip terjadi dan seberapa sering menempatkan orang dalam bahaya.
Edit: Orang-orang mengatakan bahwa aku berani ... aku tidak berani ... Aku hanya perlu semua orang untuk menyadari apa diskriminasi yang dilakukan kepada masyarakat. Ada orang yang berurusan dengan merugikan ini / stereotip terus-menerus dan terus menjadi bangga siapa mereka ... MEREKA berani, TIDAK ME.
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