"The more I read into Wafa Faith Hallam's The Road from Morocco, the more I realized I was holding a book that-if all literary lights are not dimmed by convention-should become an instant classic. I honestly cannot recall a time when an autobiographical account has spoken to me as forcefully as Hallam's memoir. In fact, I never ever read anything remotely comparable to it. Hallam's trailblazing book shatters literary and social conventions with such force that it is bound to provoke strong reactions. The book contains precious lessons about why freedom and equal rights matter, why the male...