They’re fearless even when threatened by powerful male leaders of their own faith. A group of resolute Muslim American women aren’t waiting around for someone else to bridge the gaping religious and ethnic divisions that Hamas’ Oct. 7 terrorist attacks and the ensuing Israel-Hamas war laid bare in the United States and around the world.
For someone who has been writing about politics for the past several years in this current political environment, it came as a surprise when I heard a politician say something that shocked me.