Equal Opportunity: A Collection of Muslim Injustices in the American Education System

Equal Opportunity: A Collection of Muslim Injustices in the American Education System details the various injustices towards Muslims in Americans schools, and how certain reform can easily rectify the issues at hand.

The four core chapters in the book include:

1. Muslim-Targeted Bullying in the Education System
2. The Lack of Halal Options in School Cafeterias
3. The Detriment of Eid Not Being Acknowledged as a School Holiday
4. The Negative Effects of the Flawed P.E. System Towards Muslim Students

All four chapters consist of a research essay, an interview, and a short story. Our research papers are statistically plentiful, and detail the issues at hand and the easiest reforms. Our interviews are with distinguished and relevant people to the chapter, whether that be the NYC Councilman, Rafael Espinal, who passed Halal foods in his district, or a bullied Muslim student, Alayna Khan. Lastly, or short stories show Muslim students encountering these injustices and growing from them.

Strategically, the format of each chapter has been carefully designed to be readable by any age group. Our research papers are long and detailed, and more for the everyday reader. However, our short stories are really kid friendly, including humor and common themes. Lastly, our interviews are just transcribed conversations, so are readable by a plethora of ages.

All in all, Equal Opportunity: A Collection of Muslim Injustices in the American Education System strives and succeeds in outlining the issues that Muslim students face every day in school. In outlining these issues, Equal Opportunity: A Collection of Muslim Injustices in the American Education System serves as a handbook for Muslim students to combat these issues.

In leveling this immense playing field, we can guarantee Muslim students equal opportunity.