When Egyptian American Huda and her family move to Dearborn, Michigan, she finds that suddenly she is not the only hijabi in her school. Huda realizes that she has always adapted to accommodate others instead of finding her own interests. Although she fears that her personality was defined by being different due to her hijab, she also doesn’t fit in with the hijabi athletes, gamers, and fashionistas at school or with her masjid peers, since her parents previously emphasized cultural assimilation. Huda faces academic challenges and a teacher who is hostile toward Muslim students. Huda and wonders whether to openly discuss the discrimination or keep quiet and fade into the background.