School Project: Muslim Americans

[mtfield]

Hey guys,
I'm working on a short video for a class project for my multiculturalism class. I know this is way off topic but I would really appreciate anyone of the Islamic religion who would be willing to help me out. What I would ask you to do is to record a short video (webcam would be fine) answering any or all of the following questions (none that you aren't comfortable answering):

Muslim Americans-
* Are you a citizen or just a resident in the United States?
* what was your reaction when the 9/11 attack happened?
* Did you experience any difficulties in people's attitudes towards you? Were you treated differently? examples
* Who did you vote for (Obama / McCain) - if they were citizens in the first place
* Are you for or against the war on terror/war in Iraq?
* What do you think should the United States do to improve its image in the Middle East?


Muslims outside the United States:
* If you were an American citizen, who would you have voted for? (Obama/McCain)
* What was your country's general reaction after the 9/11 attack?
* How did the image of America change after the war in Iraq?
* Are you for or against war on terror?
* What do you think should the United States do to improve its image in the Middle East?

If you could upload the video to http://public.me.com/mtfield
Thank you so much for anyone willing to help!
-Tanner

 

[NightGeometry]

Just wondering, are you getting non-Muslims to answer the same question set?

 

[yoyo5280]

I am muslim, aussie nationality, lived in the US, now living in tokyo. Do I count?

 

[Macky-Mac]

I am muslim, aussie nationality, lived in the US, now living in tokyo. Do I count?

hmmmmm......do you speak french?

 

[mtfield]

I am muslim, aussie nationality, lived in the US, now living in tokyo. Do I count?

Absolutely you do : ) and It's a class project that each group handles a different sub culture in the US... ours just happens to be Muslims