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This article IS WRITTEN LIKE A PERSONAL REFLECTION, PERSONAL ESSAY, OR ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY. EARNEST J. UJAAMA (born 1965) is an American Muslim social activist and former entrepreneur trainer. On July 22, 2002, Ujaama was arrested as a Material Witness warrant, becoming the first American to be detained on U.S. soil while under media that constantly evolved and changed over the period of nearly 13 years. For example, the charge that Ujaama was involved in possibly Most news stories reported Ujaama as being a well-known and prominent activist in the community which made it harder for the government to The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reported, the lead FBI in the case testified that he did not believe the terrorism conspiracy suspect was sufficiently dangerous that he needed to be locked up pending his trial. (Skolink, Sam. November 12, 2002. Ujaama isn’t threat, agent says. Seattle Post-Intelligencer.) CNN also reported on September 3, 2002, A federal grand jury Wednesday indicted a well-known Islamic activist in the Seattle-area on charges of trying to set up an al Qaeda terrorist training camp in rural Oregon in an attempt to further promote violent jihad against the United States. (CNN Seattle man indicted on terror charges). In almost every newspaper report, the government was cited or journalists reported that Ujaama was either a major Al-Qaeda terrorist Times, Winner of Ten Pulitzer Prizes, reported Ujaama's conversion: A pas*ion for business, then zealotry for Islam. The article went on to describe Ujaama's past efforts to keep kids out of drugs and gangs by teaching them entrepreneurship and as charismatic young man planted firmly in the mainstream of America's capitalism. The reporters of the article noted Ujaama's work in Seattle's Central Area earned him the support and admiration of community leaders. But they went on to describe an investigation that produced a starkly different image of network. (Bernton, Hal; Heath, David; and Carter, Mike (2002, July 24). Ujaama's conversion: A pas*ion for business, then zealotry for