The Impact 9/11 Made on the Muslim Community

 Throughout this Unit of Equality, we dove into different topics surrounding our interpretations of what equality looks like according to U.S. history. We had the opportunity to read Case for Reparations  which connected us as students to get to know our city a bit more. We touched some pretty heavy topics that also influenced us as a group, and allowed us to connect on a different level we had never experienced before. Not only did we dive into African American studies, but also looked into the way other minority groups were brought up in America. We looked into gender studies and tried to digest feminism as we saw it then and now. For this AP, we were asked to right our own version of an event in U.S. history that we believe is misinterpreted in textbooks today. I decided to look into the impact that 9/11 had on the Muslim community in the U.S. and around the world. Take a look at my AP to learn more. 

Citations of photos used in textbook:
1. Christian, Daniel. “Assia Boundaoui.” Filmmaker Magazine, filmmakermagazine.com/people/assia-boundaoui/.2. “File:Lower Manhattan from Governors Island August 2017 Panorama.jpg.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 22 Sept. 2020, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Financial_District,_Manhattan#/media/File:Lower_Manhattan_from_Governors_Island_August_2017_panorama.jpg. 
3. NB. World Map highlighting effected countries. 2021