As the kid of an Afghan mom and Pakistani father raised in Norway, Deeyah Khan knows what it's like to be a young adult stuck in between your community and your country. In this effective, emotional talk, the filmmaker uncovers the rejection and seclusion that numerous Muslim kids maturing in the West feel– and the lethal consequences of not welcoming our youth before extremist groups do. Note: Remarks are handicapped for this video since YouTube's remark small amounts tools are not up to the job of keeping a quality discourse here. You are welcome and invited to comment on the talk at TED.com.
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