How Muslims Are Grappling With Anti-Blackness and Policing | Time
ANALYSIS - Neurotic anxiety in Europe and hate narratives about Islam
India: Hate crimes against Muslims and rising Islamophobia must be condemned - Amnesty International
Dangerous outsiders and exceptional citizens: being Muslim American since 9/11 | September 11 2001 | The Guardian
Reuven Firestone: Muslims and Jews are ′manipulated by fear′ | Germany | News and in-depth reporting from Berlin and beyond | DW | 26.04.2018
How the U.S. general public views Muslims and Islam | Pew Research Center
Why Do They Hate Us?: Making Peace with the Muslim World - Kindle edition by Slocum, Steve. Religion & Spirituality Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.
Law against Islam': French vote in favour of hijab ban condemned | Religion News | Al Jazeera
India's Muslims: An Increasingly Marginalized Population | Council on Foreign Relations
Islamophobia must first be criminalized
France blocks EU campaign against anti-Muslim hate speech | Daily Sabah
FBI reports hate crimes against Muslims surged by 67% in 2015 | FBI | The Guardian
Cover of the page 'People against Islam', item 27 in the Hate Speech... | Download Scientific Diagram
Poor and Desperate, Pakistani Hindus Accept Islam to Get By - The New York Times
Anti-Muslim web searches spiked after Orlando shooting | The World from PRX
Muslim Americans See a Major Spike in Hate Crimes—and Political Participation - Pacific Standard
Web of hate is rooted in putting all Muslims in one category
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Islam isn't a race. But it still makes sense to think of Islamophobia as racism. - Vox
Why Do So Many Americans Fear Muslims?
Appropriate Dress for Muslim Women Backlash
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All Muslims are often blamed for single acts of terror. Psychology explains how to stop it. - Vox
