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The article argues that the election of Arabs and Muslims to American offices—including the first Muslim to win a seat in the U.S. Senate—does not represent a “conquest” or a collective victory, but rather democratic participation by American citizens who persuaded voters to support their platforms. It notes that their campaigns focused on everyday concerns such as health care, housing, and the rising cost of living, and that their victories reflect the primacy of citizenship and participation over religion or origin. The article urges these communities to avoid rhetoric about triumphing over the “other” and to direct their activism toward serving all voters and holding their representatives accountable.
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