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""In a world where everything is political, this book presents a nuanced and fresh perspective, viewing women as pillars rather than billboards. A must read."" --Mimo Mgri, Multidisciplinary artist and author of Amour de soi sous les étoiles ""In this masterful essay, Suleman weaves through the maddening narratives and contradictions of being both Muslim and woman and Quebecois with self-examining curiosity and personal insights."" --Pacinthe Mattar, Award-winning independent journalist, writer and TV/audio producer ""An eye-opening interrogation of harmful status-quo narratives."" --Hans Lueders, Writer and content creator

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Dania Suleman was born and raised in Montreal, where she witnessed firsthand Quebec's recurring societal debates over religious accommodations, discussions that have resonated across Canada. She holds a master's degree in international law from UQM and currently practices as an immigration lawyer. In parallel, she has built a career in media as a researcher and fact-checker, contributing to several investigative journalism podcasts that have been recognized as finalists for the Peabody and Pulitzer Prizes. A Different Cloth is her first book.

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