Description |
x, 518 pages ; 25 cm |
Contents |
Machine derived contents note: 1 Prison 1 -- 2 Home 6 -- 3 Yaya And Amariya 17 -- 4 Daily Life 30 -- 5 Favorite 36 -- 6 Muslim Family Life 48 -- 7 Muslim Girl 56 -- 8 Weddings 61 -- 9 Strife 69 -- 10 Tragedy 76 -- 11 Nightmare 86 -- 12 Marriage 101 -- 13 Flight 114 -- 14 Germany 127 -- 15 Charlie 139 -- 16 Sister'S Keepers 152 -- 17 America 162 -- 18 Esmor 184 -- 19 Bowman 205 -- 20 Prison Life 224 -- 21 Layli 244 -- 22 Rit! 263 -- 23 York 287 -- 24 Lehigh 316 -- 25 Hearing 337 -- 26 Beijing 372 -- 27 In Position 387 -- 28 Battles 410 -- 29 Desperation 431 -- 30 Criss 444 -- 31 April 24th 471 -- 32 Freedom 489 |
Summary |
A true story of persecution, friendship, and ultimate triumph, Do They Hear You When You Cry chronicles the struggles of two extraordinary women: Fauziya Kassindja, who fled her African homeland to escape female genital mutilation only to be locked up in American prisons for sixteen months; and Layli Miller Bashir, a driven young law student who fought for Fauziya's freedom. Here, for the first time, is Fauziya's dramatic personal story, told in her own words, vividly detailing her life as a young woman in Togo and her nightmarish day-to-day existence in U.S. prisons. It is a story of faith and freedom, courage and inspiration |
Subject |
Kassindja, Fauziya, 1977-
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Asylum, Right of -- United States.
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Female circumcision -- Togo.
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Muslim women -- Togo -- Biography.
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Political refugees -- United States -- Biography.
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Genre/Form |
Autobiographies.
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Author |
Bashir, Layli Miller.
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LC no. |
97032617 |
ISBN |
0385318324 |
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