Federal effort to counter radicalization has members of community reminding leaders in Minneapolis and beyond: We are citizens,we are taxpayers’Hibaaq Osman has a glow that changes the energy in a room, or in her case, and the energy of the restaurant her family owns in Karmel mall,the oldest Somali mall in Minneapolis. The cafe is fair near the mosque on the top floor of the building, past rows of entrepreneurs selling wares in individual stalls, or sipping hot drinks in small cups and chatting in Somali. Osman retains her glow,even in infuriate. And after a press conference held outside the mosque, she is upset. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com