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WHY WE NEED A MUSLIM-AMERICAN SUPERHERO
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for THE FEMINIST WIRE
#BLAME FEMINISM : FOR THE HURT AND THE HUSTLE
MEDITATIONS OF A DEVIANT DAUGHTER
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