After the deadly attacks of 9/11, the immigrant Muslim community in Boston found itself under a constant gaze of suspicion and hatred. Since then, the community members have been fighting stereotypes and their own fears by getting involved in religious activism.
Weekly Harvard dinner provides community for Muslim college students.
Somali refugees recount Muslim bias on Boston streets and in its schools.
After 9/11, American immigrant Muslims became scared of their own identity. Some kept it secret for years to avoid becoming targets of crime and hatred.
Where do Muslim women, who wear headscarves, go for haircuts in Boston? The answer is Faron Salon.
Boston University students answer hijab challenge.
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