Titlebook: Converting to Islam; Understanding the Ex Amy Melissa Guimond Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Peace studies.

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Wild Civility: Men at War in Royalist Elegy revealed an overarching essence of the renegotiation of status and was experienced in five distinct ways: (1) the role of personal choice, (2) identity, (3) experiences with marginalization and victimization, (4) serving as ambassadors of Islam, and (5) the impacts of marginalization. This chapter

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Amy Melissa GuimondContextualizes the experiences of white American women converts in a post-9/11 society.Offers future directions for the resolution of conflicts between American Muslims and other groups.Fills a void i

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Islamophobia and the Talking Heads,tion. In this chapter, Guimond thoroughly explores the various aspects of Islamophobia at both historic and contemporary levels as well as outlines the various ways that Islamophobia affects both those who are marginalizing because of Islamophobia as well as those who are marginalized. This chapter

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