The author most likely uses the lines "And no, I don’t celebrate the death of children, I don’t wish to destroy homes and churches" to show the stereotypes Muslims face in the United States. These lines address common misconceptions and biases that may exist about Muslims, countering them by emphasizing the speaker's humanity and compassion.
The author most likely uses the following (lines 38–39) to show .
And no, I don’t celebrate the death of children,
I don’t wish to destroy homes and churches.
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the stereotypes Muslims face in the United States
some of the questions the speaker was asked by immigration before being allowed into the country
the speaker’s reflection on her previous attitudes toward Westerners
that the speaker’s house, church, and siblings were lost in the war
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