Val, Tom and Dave are joined by Saher Selod, a sociology professor at Simmons College in Boston, to talk about all things Muslim-American. How has the experience of being Muslim-American changed since 9/11? Is it un-American for Muslim women to wear hijabs? Are they oppressed? And, per Donald Trump, just how much should non-Muslims feel threatened by terrorism?

Val, Tom and Dave are joined by Saher Selod, a sociology professor at Simmons College in Boston, to talk about all things Muslim-American. How has the experience of being Muslim-American changed since 9/11? Is it un-American for Muslim women to wear hijabs? Are they oppressed? And, per Donald Trump, just how much should non-Muslims feel threatened by terrorism?

Val, Tom and Dave are joined by Saher Selod, a sociology professor at Simmons College in Boston, to talk about all things Muslim-American.&nbsp;How has the experience of being Muslim-American changed since 9/11?&nbsp;Is it un-American for Muslim women to wear hijabs? Are they oppressed? And, per Donald Trump, just how much should non-Muslims feel threatened by terrorism?

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