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Muslim Lives in NY Post-9/11
After the September 11, 2001 attacks on New York City, the phenomenon of Islamophobia increased in the United States, as Muslims faced assaults, harassment, and strict surveillance. Many were forced to hide their religious symbols, and they were subjected to arrests and deportations on suspicion of extremism. Over time, the city experienced a noticeable shift with the proliferation of mosques and Muslims holding political positions, including the election of New York’s first Muslim mayor. Despite ongoing challenges and instances of discrimination, there has been a growing acceptance of the Muslim community’s cultural and political diversity.
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