that while we may think about school segregation as something that happened 50 years ago, “not much has changed. Our schools are still separate and unequal.”Want more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out:OK Boomer eta 2892.2 Lily-Rose Depp Revives the Sparkly Headband Look at Chanel eta 2892.2 California lawmakers voted to extend the state's signature climate change legislation by 10 years. eta 2892.2 Bint Gladys herself started wearing hijab two years after 9/11, but often took it off before going into school. “The first day I actually wore it inside," she says, “a boy pulled it off my head.” On bint Gladys's behalf, someone told a teacher and she says the boy was expelled. But instead of relief, bint Gladys “felt the school turned against [her],” and she heard “whispers of ‘terrorist’ at lunch and in the hall.” Afraid of how her dad would respond, she never told her parents about the bullying. “I deeply internalized bad messages about myself, my religion, and my culture,” she says. "To an extent, a lot of other Muslims did this too, mostly out of survival.” eta 2892.2
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