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This year, which marks the 8th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, has prompted many conversations on how the world has changed since. Many of these changes are bleak indeed: relations between America and the Muslim world suffered from wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and terrorist attacks from London to Madrid, and from Pakistan to Indonesia. Security measures increased; so did suspicion and distrust.
Both Americans and Muslims know the fear that comes from feeling that aspects of our identities can make us targets for attack.
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