The Nation magazine runs a series of nine articles in its July 2-9, 2012 issue: The personal stories as well as analyses of the current Islamophobia in America.
The writers includes Gary Younge, Moutapha Bayoumi, Jack Shaheen, Petra Bartosiewicz, Laila Lalami, Abed Awad, Ramzi Kassem, Max Blumenthal, and Laila Al-Arian.
The articles are really an eye-opener on the plights of Innocent Muslims, whether they are citizens or not. From FBI sting operations/entrapment of Muslims and non-Muslims, to the lack of justice, the article tackles many aspects of Islamophobia.
Sam Keen is now famous for his statement: " You can hit an Arab free; they are free enemies, free villains, where you could not do it to a Jew or you can't do it to a black anymore."
I was moved by Laila Lalami's account of her and her husband entry to the US after a vacation in her country of origin: Morocco." The immigration officer looked at their paper and asked her husband: "So, how many camels did you have to trade her for?"
The writers includes Gary Younge, Moutapha Bayoumi, Jack Shaheen, Petra Bartosiewicz, Laila Lalami, Abed Awad, Ramzi Kassem, Max Blumenthal, and Laila Al-Arian.
The articles are really an eye-opener on the plights of Innocent Muslims, whether they are citizens or not. From FBI sting operations/entrapment of Muslims and non-Muslims, to the lack of justice, the article tackles many aspects of Islamophobia.
Sam Keen is now famous for his statement: " You can hit an Arab free; they are free enemies, free villains, where you could not do it to a Jew or you can't do it to a black anymore."
I was moved by Laila Lalami's account of her and her husband entry to the US after a vacation in her country of origin: Morocco." The immigration officer looked at their paper and asked her husband: "So, how many camels did you have to trade her for?"
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