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DINA POLINA MA'ASHOUQ HAS EVERYTHING.
Her name was known by everybody, Dina. She was the girls' team basketball captain and Ravenwood High's star. There wasn't a single person at school that didn't like her; she was funny, smart, and beautiful. What was there not to like?
DINA POLINA MA'ASHOUQ MAKES A DECISION.
In the summer of her sophomore year, right before school starts she makes a decision; to wear the hijab. She didn't think much of it before, but a lot of things happened, and she couldn't resist finally doing it. She'd bought the fabrics in a variety of colors and patterns, ready to embrace her new self. She was ready, but was the rest of Ravenwood High ready?
DINA POLINA MA'ASHOUQ LOSES EVERYTHING.
Everybody knew she was Muslim, but they didn't know she was that type of Muslim. The type to practice. On her first day back in junior year, everything changes. Most of the people that used to talk to her were silent, some teachers she used to love changed and the threats she's been receiving turn deadly. As the pressure rises to undo her decision, one question remains; Can Dina withstand the pressure?
Coming soon summer 2020.
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