Rozina Ali on Growing Islamophobia Post-9/11

Rozina Ali’s book, Seasons of Fury, traces the history of Islamophobia in the US from the 1960s to the present, highlighting how anti-Muslim policies, influenced by events like the Israel-Palestine conflicts and the war on terror, have led to increased discrimination. She emphasizes that Islamophobia has become a political tool, intensified after 9/11, with government surveillance and policies targeting Arab Americans and Muslims. Today, Islamophobia remains pervasive, fueled by recent government actions and rhetoric, and expanded enforcement tools are increasingly used against broader groups, including immigrants and political opponents.

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