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    Islamophobia in America A 2011 study by the Pew Research Center puts the number of Muslims in the U.S., at 2.6 million. So that is only 0.7% of the total population in America that follow the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. Prior to September 11, 2001, Muslims were able to coexist in a pluralistic American Society, but since that tragic day in history, things have changed dramatically. The hideous acts performed by Islamic extremists that early autumn morning, has spawned a fear that has…

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    Arthur Miller’s the Crucible bears a striking resemblance to today’s problems of Islamophobia. Islamophobia is the fear of the religion Islam, this fear today parades around creating havoc throughout America. A similar fear rampaged around Salem in the crucible. This fear caused many to irrationally exclude and persecute others. Many of the victims in the witch trials in the Crucible and victims of Islamophobia were excluded from society. In Arthur Miller's the crucible a fear of witches,…

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    sufficiently determine or communicate the source of this fear, but it exists”. In the past years a specific phobia had spread, through the western countries and its known as Islamophobia. The leading cause for Islamophobia is usually misinformation or total lack of information based on the religion. Unfortunately, people who have Islamophobia, are not likely to be willing to educate themselves about their fears or spend time around any Islamic people. I think that people see Islam in this way…

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    Islamophobia presents a major problem in the world today and needs to be addressed by researchers, politicians, and social activism. Following all levels of the ecological model can provide appropriate groundwork for a well rounded analysis for combating the effects of racism and anti-Muslim sentiment. Ranging from macrosystem, exosystem, mesosystem, microsystem, to the individual levels, the ecological approach systematic tackles the varying perspectives and contexts affecting discrimination.…

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    Correspondingly, Islamophobia increased drastically after 9/11, thousands of innocent Muslims have been victim to hate crimes, and hundreds have been killed. The term "Islamophobia" reflects the largely unexamined and deeply ingrained anxiety many Americans experience when considering Islam and Muslim cultures (Varisco, 2009). Many have associated the religion of Islam with terrorism and have target and profile those who follow the religion. In recent months, incidents of Islamophobia have…

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    take to attend upper level school. She is passionate about her studies, and plans to do great things with her education. We begin to learn, in this film, that hate crimes against Muslims were on the rise. The term used to describe this hate is “Islamophobia.” Muslim is France’s second largest religion with Catholicism being number one. In September 2004, there was a ban placed on religious symbols being seen or worn at schools. This ban included the traditional, Muslim headscarf. This ban…

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    it’s just misunderstood due to lack of knowledge within the American population. Muslims are often linked to the terrorists that caused 9/11. Osama Bin Laden the leader of Al-Qaeda and his followers are Muslim. September 11, 2001 is what caused Islamophobia throughout the United States. Many Muslims received hostility and were discriminated because they were linked to terrorists by religion.…

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    or simply that this was all in God’s plan. Surely, due to recent extreme events that have impacted Muslims and non-Muslims all around the world, a great misunderstanding of Islam has grown. As a result, Americans have been popularizing the term “Islamophobia” which is essentially a form of racism and is defined as any prejudice, hatred or fear of Muslims or Islam. Over time, this phenomena has become more accepted and sometimes acted upon with violence, meanwhile the American media portrays the…

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    With the recent influx of Muslim immigrants seeking shelter and safety, Europe’s response to this problem, and also that of the United States of America, have highlighted the recent rise of Islamophobia that is spreading across the western globe. Islamophobia a fairly recent word, being inducted into the Oxford English Dictionary in 1997 (Sheridan:1), is the specify dislike or hatred of the religion of Islam and the Muslim people. The explanation of the recent rise of this bigotry is the direct…

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    that need to be taken into consideration. This is because this source is significant due to the concept of Islamophobia. The authors mention how 9/11 is the reason for Islamophobia in America. The authors motive and thesis discussed racialization in terms of 9/11. This is important because authors talk about how infrequently Islamophobia is taken into consideration. Expressing that Islamophobia is not a concern but it is a massive concern in America. Takes into consideration the ideology of…

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