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May 30, 2024 by Karen Jensen, MLS

On the Importance of Muslim Representation, a guest post by author Aamna Qureshi

Author Aamna Qureshi discusses the importance of Muslim representation in literature

January 29, 2014 by Karen Jensen, MLS

Take 5: Reasons to read your December 2013 VOYA

1. MUSLIMS IN YOUNG ADULT LITERATURE There is a great list of titles that depict Muslims in Young Adult Literature.  Since September 11th, the Muslim population has been the target of a tremendous amount of fear, bias and outright racial targeting.  This is a good and varied list that examines the Muslim life in a […]

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