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US Gets First Veiled Muslim TV Anchor

TEHRAN (IQNA) - Driven by her childhood dream of becoming a journalist, a Muslim American woman aims to be the first-ever veiled anchor on commercial television in America, defying the stereotyped image of the Muslim women in the mainstream media.

News ID: 3126671 Publish Date : 2015/04/12

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US Gets First Veiled Muslim TV Anchor

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