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Winnie Kibe

This interview is with Winnie Kibe, who is originally from Kenya, but now lives in North Texas with her family and will soon move to Boston for law school. Winnie speaks about her experience with racism in a small town in Iowa and how she was not…

Tags: Boston college, Christian, Denton, ERCOT, FEMA, Kenya, Law School, Louisana, Multicultural Engagement Center, pandemic, Polar vortex, Political science, Racism, Students for Equity and Diversity, The University of Texas at Austin

Sharjeel Syed

This interview is with Sharjeel Syed, a first-generation undocumented Pakistani Muslim-American, who is currently in his first year of residency in Chicago, Illinois. Sharjeel’s experience of growing up in San Antonio, going to the local mosque, and…

Tags: Accessible healthcare, Chicago, Culture, ESL, Hematology oncology, Immigrant, Mosque/masjid, Muslim American, Obamacare, Pakistan, Racism, San Antonio, South Asian / desi, Systemic change, Under served populations, Undocumented

Neda Hamid

This interview is with Neda Hamid, a Palestinian Muslim and recent Human Development and Family Sciences graduate from the University of Texas at Austin. Neda speaks to Islam being a very important part of their life and the subsequent ramifications…

Tags: Activist, Arabic, Education, Hijab, Islamophobia, Liberal Arts Refugee Alliance, Organizer, Palestine Solidarity Committee, Palestinian, Racism, Refugee Crisis, Social Justice, Stereotypes, Syria

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Winnie Kibe

Sharjeel Syed

Neda Hamid