If I want to be a, you know, unapologetic Muslim Palestinian woman who wants to speak up about other people's oppression I should be able to do that and not be labeled as some sort of, you know, person that is somehow less American because I speak up for other people's rights or just because of my identity, and trying to use that and fuel that kind of discrimination.
On the recordFebruary 26, 2020
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Tlaib emphasizes the importance of speaking out for rights without fear of discrimination.
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