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25 Years After 9/11: Being Muslim in America
The article discusses how, 25 years after the September 11 attacks, Muslim Americans face ongoing discrimination and prejudice. Despite President George W. Bush’s efforts to promote understanding and defend Muslims at the time, anti-Muslim sentiment and hate crimes have increased, driven by political rhetoric and policies. Contemporary Muslim politicians, such as New York’s first Muslim mayor and Michigan’s Democratic nominee, face targeted attacks linking them to extremism, highlighting how Islamophobia persists in American politics and society.
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