The majority of discussion questions appear in the back of How Does it Feel to be a Problem? and were written by Penguin Random House, found here. A few additions have been made to update the questions which were published with the book in 2008.
Arab Americans: Arab Americans share a common language and heritage and can trace their family origins to geographic areas outside of the Untied states that encompass 22 countries in the Middle East, North Africa, and southwestern Asia. They practice many religions, including Christianity (Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholic, and Protestant) as well as Islam (El-Aswad, E, 2013, Arab Americans in the Multicultural America: A Multimedia Encyclopedia).
Muslim Americans: "Muslim Americans are U.S. citizens and residents who adhere to the religion of Islam. They comprise diverse communities that embrace African Americans, converts, and immigrants from every part of the world, especially from the Middle East and South Asia (El-Aswad, E, 2013, Muslim Americans in the Multicultural America: A Multimedia Encyclopedia).
Oppression: "Oppression describes any unjust situation where, systematically and over a long period of time, one group denies another group access to the resources of society" (Patricia Hill Collins in Black Feminist Thought p. 4).