StoryCorps Shorts: You're My Line
Special | 2m 17s Video has closed captioning.
Asma Jama was assaulted in a Minnesota Applebee’s for speaking Swahili. The attacker’s sister reached out to Asma to support her.
Aired: 09/24/19
Expires: 09/23/23
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