EXHIBITS
Every Step a Novel: Religion
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In my school, I was the only Muslim. And, so, it was tough. It was very tough. You’re not sure what food you’re eating. You’re not getting the support you—I deserved to get. I didn’t fit in with the white people, and I didn’t fit in with the African Americans. So, I was in the middle. During lunch time, I didn’t know where to sit. I usually looked for that one white girl and two guys from India. But then, I always felt outside of everything. –Abdulkhaliq
