When the Muslim Ban went into effect on January 27, 2017 it caused uncertainty and panic. In the months after, as subsequent iterations continue to target Muslims, Bridge reached out to students, parents, and educators for testimonies. These are their stories.
Honestly, when I first heard Donald Trump propose the Muslim Ban, I thought it was really ridiculous. I’m from Oklahoma so I’m used to hearing pretty ridiculous things. It’s a really red state but it... Read Full Story
“I just think often about how I’m no different than any child who had parents who are seeking a better life and how that my life could have so easily been someone else’s. I am... Read Full Story
In my opinion, the Muslim Ban is preposterous because at the end of the day there is an interrelatedness in our humanity, and if we reject or discriminate against one type of people we are... Read Full Story
The travel ban is referred to as the Muslim Ban because of the countries it affects: majority Muslim countries. I think for someone to have a thorough opinion, the opposition to one’s ideas should be... Read Full Story
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When the Muslim Ban went into effect on January 27, 2017 it caused uncertainty and panic. In the months after, as subsequent iterations continue to target Muslims, Bridge reached out to students, parents, and educators for testimonies. These are their stories. Special Story Read Full Story