UNDERSTANDING IDENTITY AND DISCRIMINATION IN FEYA MOREN'S YOU ARE ONE WORLD, I AM ANOTHER

This article presents an in-depth analysis of Feya Moren’s novel You Are One World, I Am Another, focusing on the psychological and social experiences of a young Muslim girl growing up in the United States. The novel explores how religious discrimination, cultural misunderstanding, and social exclusion affect the protagonist’s identity formation during adolescence. Through a close reading of the text, this study examines key themes such as identity, discrimination, resilience, emotional development, family support, and personal growth. The article also highlights the importance of empathy, cultural awareness, and respect for diversity in multicultural societies. Written in clear and accessible language, this article is designed for young readers, students, and first-time learners of literary analysis, helping them understand how literature reflects real social challenges faced by minority adolescents.