an initiative to bring more books featuring black female protagonists to black girls. She asked Naomi how she first learned about systematic oppression. Naomi said she picked up on it by watching CNN at home. did not signify the end of Islamophobia. This year, Muslim Women’s Day gives me the hope that we can reflect on our successes, but acknowledge the ways we’ve failed Muslim women around the world. At times like last November is when I love our country the most, and with the help of initiatives like Muslim Girl’s, I can’t wait for the day when this country loves me back just as much.Want more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: back. They love what Abbott has done and I find great concern in that,” Sisolak tellsTeen Vogue.“I don’t want to go back to where you haveback-alley abortionsandpeople traveling across state lines While leaving the courthouse, her aunt Sherri toldTeen Vogue