2016: Islamophobia and the Trump Team
November 10, 2016
A number of individuals serving in the Trump Administration have a history of problematic and misleading statements about Islam and Muslims. Many of them are
2021: Remembrance and Resilience: American Muslims Twenty Years After 9/11
Islamophobia in Politics: A 2016 Review
October 13, 2016
When politicians exacerbate and perpetuate toxic anti-Muslim and anti-Islam prejudice, it can lead to spikes in incidents of Islamophobia. This brief on the presence of
2015: Not in Isolation: Anti-Islam Incidents in Texas
September 16, 2015
Ahmed Mohamed, a ninth grader in Irving, Texas, brought a homemade clock to school. While such a productive use of time normally gets a student
Toxic Hate: American Muslim Experiences of Violent Backlash Since August 2014
August 6, 2015
After Daesh (ISIS) murdered two Americans in late August 2014, Americans of all backgrounds, Muslims included, responded with rejection and revulsion. Despite abundant evidence that
Islamophobia in the 2016 Presidential Election
March 31, 2015
As of September 28, 2016, the threshold for inclusion on this list is participation in a debate hosted by the Commission on Presidential Debates. This
Islamophobia in the 2014 Elections
November 6, 2014
The most significant anti-Islam action of the 2014 midterm election, Alabama’s Amendment 1, was approved by voters. Alabama is the eighth state to approve a