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Last published Tue, Jan 26, 2016
After Jasmine's father lost his job. Her family decided to move a across country to America to find work and so Sama, Jasmine's sister is able to complete her last year of school then she is off to university. Jasmine is starting year 10 and she would be attending a new school with people she never met before.
Are they going to accept how different she looks?
Are they going to accept her wearing a scarf around her head and wearing modest clothes without jumping to conclusions and assuming she's a terrorist such as the media predicts?
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