Because making “terrorists seem ‘ten feet tall’” supports “their narrative that they’re world-historical forces on par with the U.S. — it might be time to publicly de-emphasize terrorism in the public discourse”:
A proposal by activist Asra Nomani to profile Muslims at the airport, and a refutation by American University Professor Akbar Ahmed:
- Is There a Case for Religious Profiling? (Washington Post)
“Report director Andrew Mack says armed conflict in Muslim nations has waned partly because Cold War proxy battles such as the Afghanistan-Soviet Union conflict have ended and independence wars have been resolved”:
- Report Says War Waning in Muslim World (AP / Atlanta Journal Constitution)
India’s religious diversity and secular state, if “used wisely, it can reinforce India’s civilizational tolerance [and religious liberty] which and reject the counterfeit secularism which divides”:
- Educate, Don’t Appease (The Times Of India)
“Americans of all faiths need to let their elected officials know that we will not let hate and bigotry destroy our nation”:
- For American Muslims, A Year Of Living Dangerously (Washington Post)
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