Islamophobia Persists Even as Muslims Find a Place in America
Polling shows 43% of U.S. adults view Muslims as less patriotic, even as Muslim Americans gain visibility in politics and public life.
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Following the terrorist attacks of 11 September, Muslims were the target of a wave of Islamophobia, which triggered attacks and harassment against them. To date, discrimination remains present in New York society.
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Islamophobia persists even as Muslims find a place in America
Hear what these Arab Americans think of their country 25 years after the Sept. 11 attacks.
This feeling is still there, 25 years after 11 September 2001, yet it is a cosmopolitan city, which even elected a Muslim mayor.
In 2002, the gap between Republicans and Democrats over whether Islam encourages violence was only nine points (32% against 23%). Today, however, that gap skyrocketed to 47 points: 76% of Republicans hold that idea, compared to only 29% of Democrats.
NEW YORK: New York City on Friday marked the 25th anniversary of the devastating September 11, 2001 (9/11) attacks with a ceremony that also saw the absence of US President Donald Trump and anger from the right-wing over the presence of the city's first Muslim mayor, Zohran Mamdani. Trump will pay his respects at the Department of Defense or ...
Twenty-five years after the attacks, the city pays tribute to his dead, but the ceremony takes place without Donald Trump and with a guest who makes him grin... Article 25 years after September 11th, New York gathers without Trump and with a Muslim mayor appeared first on Le Singulier.
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