Veiled and vocal Islamic women defy stereotypes
Amal Ben Shell, Libyan-born in Metairie, argues hijab is unisex and empowering not a sign of oppression. Fatema Mernissi notes a broad shift of women into public life, while students like Chama Farooq and Dalila Mekadder challenge American misconceptions about Muslim women.
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Driver in Route 5 crash kills Jeremiah Monaghan
Jeremiah Monaghan, 17, died after swerving to pass a friend and colliding with a 1992 Saturn driven by Ernest Bundrage near Bennetts Corners Road on Route 5. Bundrage, a Green Acres Terrace resident, said he could not see the bicycle in time. Deputy investigators detained no charges. Jeremiah will be buried in Onondaga County Veterans Memorial Cemetery. Barbara Monaghan recalled their plans and Jeremiah’s love for basketball and the Bulls.
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