How they help smash stereotypes and battle extremism

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Assignment:

Al-Mutawa TED Video uses points to share similarities and differences and variations in common forms. Students must complete the the TED video and share at least at least 3 points gained from Al-Mutawa's Superheros inspired by Islam. Student must also explain how 2 Themes connect to the video and how they help smash stereotypes and battle extremism. Be creative with your post and remember to produce a paragraph for your intial post.

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