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Shouting Across The Divide The article Shouting Across The Divide contains verity of meanings toward discriminations especially for Muslim religion. After listening and reading the radio conversation, it was clear to understand how discriminations has impacted critically to Muslims after 9.11 terror. The interview tells us the story about the Muslim family Serry and Chloe. Serry and her daughter Chloe were born, and have been grown up in the United States of America. Serry was married with a man from West Bank where has been suffering many conflicts of religions among near countries; Israel and Palestinian, and is territory of Palestinian now. Serry and her husband spent precious years together, and foamed a family with four daughters in a small town. There local business was successful as well. The family had pretty good relationships with neighbors and school friends. However, everything changed after 9.11 tragedy. Because of ethnicity, the all member of the whole family had to endure very hard time. Someone broke Serry’s car window, and left terrible memo: “leave the U.S.A.”. On the other hands, Chloe who used to be very popular in her class lost all of her friends because of the terror. Even a textbook in her class contained the crucial phrase that all of Muslims hate Christians and Americans who are considered as an evil by Muslims so all Muslims kill them. Serry’s husband who watched all the pains to his family, began to show deep depression, and wanted to go back to his country. However, Serry refused his offer, and he left alone one day. Eventually, the 9.11 terror, and vandalism has destroyed all the happiness of the family. Shalom Auslander who worked for an advertising company in New York also confessed that there were a lot of discriminative advertisements, and that made him to hate his job. As we see the experiences above, there has been lots of discriminations about religions and ethnicities in the United States of America. People just do not