Tea Time with Tagwa: My hijab is not oppressive, it is empowering
Tagwa Shammet, Opinions Editor Tea timers, Islamophobia is in the air. The nation of France is finding itself in yet another tug of war with […]
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Tea Time with Tagwa: Islam is not a for-profit aesthetic
Tagwa Shammet, Opinions Editor Tea timers, the practices of religion are sacred. They are meant to be private and held with the utmost respect. Yet, modern […]
I am a proud Muslim-American
Tagwa Shammet, Contributing Writer The year is 2013. The day is Sept. 11. I’m walking down the hallways of Lanier Middle School in Fairfax, Virginia, with […]
Student researchers examine history, context of Muslim dress code
Andrew Ringle, Contributing Writer Student researchers and activists explored the significance of the “hijab” — the headscarf worn by Muslim women — along with its […]
Panel discusses perception of Muslim Americans at University of Richmond
Zach Armstrong Contributing Writer A panel of Muslim journalists visited the University of Richmond Friday to discuss the roles of Muslim writers as a normalizing […]
