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Two years ago today, Yusor, Deah, and Razan were murdered by an Islamophobe. Their legacy is one of triumph, as shown by the campaign #OurThreeWinners. Today, I celebrate my Muslim identity, and I will celebrate our three winners by being kind and making people happy and by doing good deeds. I will not be bitter because I don't want to dishonor the bright and luminous smiles of the three winners. Today I choose to be bright. Enough darkness.
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Seven years ago today, three #Muslim college students were brutally executed in North Carolina. On February 10, 2015, the world lost three extraordinary humanitarians in the tragic Chapel Hill Murders - the hate crime that claimed the lives of Deah Barakat, his wife of only six weeks Yusor Abu-Salha, and her baby sister Razan who was visiting the newlyweds for dinner that evening. America woke up to the horrifying news that these vibrant and talented Muslim American honor roll students were murdered over what was dubbed a "parking dispute" by the media. Soon after this tragedy Our Three Winners Foundation, a nonprofit was established by the Barakat and Abu-Salha families. It was founded to continue the humanitarian legacies of #Deah, #Yusor, and #Razan. Visit www.ourthreewinners.org to learn more and to join their ongoing efforts. "Justice cannot be served until we admit the ideological motivation behind these crimes, and the institutional supports that give them cover.” #OurThreeWinners #EndIslamophobia Our Three Winners #EnoughIsEnough #StandAgainstHate #NeverForget https://www.instagram.com/p/CZ0fbogjS86/?utm_medium=tumblr
وحدي بمشي بالمدينة بستنى عيونك تلاقيني بليل طويل بدي ادفيني ادفيني
These days, it feels like Islamophobia is a socially acceptable form of bigotry. We just have to put up with it and smile. The nasty stares, the palpable fear when boarding a plane, the random pat downs at airports that happen 99 percent of the time. Many of us experience microaggressions on a daily basis. Odds are you may have experienced it, whether for your race, gender, sexuality or religious beliefs. We've all been in situations where we've witnessed something wrong and didn't speak up. Maybe we weren't equipped with the tools to respond in the moment. Maybe we weren't even aware of our own implicit biases. We can all agree that bigotry is unacceptable, but when we see it, we're silent, because it makes us uncomfortable. But stepping right into that discomfort means you are also stepping into the ally zone. There may be over three million Muslims in America. That's still just one percent of the total population. Martin Luther King once said, "In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.
Suzanne Barakat (http://bit.ly/2egs6Y0)
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#OurThreeWinners
May their legacy live on forever.
December 29, 2015 would have been their first anniversary. Rest in peace and love. 💕
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can someone tell me exactly who she is? ~.^
Thanks.
