VOICED: Shoe thrower's life turned upside down on release

Muntazah Al Zaidi became famous after throwing his shoes at U.S. President George W. Bush in 2008. This act turned him into a symbol of anti-American sentiment. His family experienced mixed emotions, including fear and hope for normalcy. Public protests led to his early release from prison, and he received numerous job offers. His actions significantly impacted his family and society, highlighting global anti-American feelings.

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