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Born into an already broken household, Yasmine was forced to live with her mother, who pushed her radical Islamic identity onto her already traumatized daughter, which led to decades of abuse, neglect, and loss.

For most of her young life, Yasmine Mohammed lived in bondage, unable to think for herself without negative repercussions, and any cry for help was met with twice the retaliation.

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For most of her young life, Yasmine Mohammed lived in bondage, unable to think for herself without negative repercussions, and any cry for help was met with twice the retaliation.

As if her childhood had not been abusive enough, she'd later find herself in a forced marriage to a man who'd later be exposed as a member of the Taliban.

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Born into an already broken household, Yasmine was forced to live with her mother, who pushed her radical Islamic identity onto her already traumatized daughter, which led to decades of abuse, neglect, and loss.

For most of her young life, Yasmine Mohammed lived in bondage, unable to think for herself without negative repercussions, and any cry for help was met with twice the retaliation.

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