Amina isn't proud of it, but she readily admits that she gossips a lot. Like the girls in the movie Mean Girls, Amina and her friends do it all the time. She jokingly says it's like "Muslim Girls Gone Wild."
But even though everyone is doing it, Amina starts to feel conflicted about the amount of time she spends talking about other people. She sees that even with the microphone out and minidisk rolling, she and her friends don't stop. She also comes to realize that she herself is a target. Amina sets out to find out what it all means.
Amina was mentored by Brenna Farrell.
Comments [4]
well i dont think that mr k shawn u should explain it like this and sorry for interrupting but she is saying that she dont like other peoples to talk about her she is not telling other peoples to not to talk about her
IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN SOUND DUMB WHEN SHE IS TELLING OTHER PEOPLES NOT TO TALK ABOUT HER
well it,s about gossip and i am against MR k shawn that he is saying that it sounds so dumb
hahahaha hey k shawn u sound like a very rare case. A black man tht isnt well in doubd. If u did nt get it u a bitch nigga is what im tryin to get @. have a nice day!
Well I think you shut up because you sound so dumb like if you do not like people talking about you why would you turn around and talk about other people like if other people like to be talk about
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