Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
Qasim Rashid is running for Congress in Virginia. After receiving anti-Islamic tweets from a man named Oscar Dillion, Rashid literally decided to turn the other cheek and donated to Dillion's … [Read more...]
Nadine Jolie Courtney is the author of the new novel All-American Muslim Girl. The YA book is about a sixteen-year-old girl’s rite-of-passage as she explores her Islamic faith, and encounters such … [Read more...]
Los Angeles Times reports: Hate crimes targeting people in 2018 surged to their highest levels in 16 years despite a slight overall dip in the number of hate crimes, the FBI said in a report … [Read more...]
As Islamophobia has risen in the U.S., data indicates that Muslim children and teens experience bullying and harassment at a higher rate than other students. 53% of Muslim school-aged children in … [Read more...]
In this op-ed for Vox, social scientist reporter Brian Resnick writes about a psychological theory called "collective blame" -- when we punish the whole for the actions of a few. This is something … [Read more...]
In this op-ed for NPR, writer Radiyah Chowdhury talks about the popularity of halal food in the U.S. which, ironically, is occurring in the shadow of a “darker trendline".... namely, the rise of … [Read more...]
Between 2011 and 2014, right in the middle of Egypt’s multiple revolutions, Bassem Youssef was creating a revolution of his own – on television. Each week, 30 million people tuned in to watch … [Read more...]
Christian and Jewish leaders in Australia have turned Islamophobia on its head by taking a recent local headline, “We’ll fight Muslims 100 years,” and promoting a far different campaign… “We’ll love … [Read more...]
In Britain, the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) and Jewish Board of Deputies have condemned both Islamophobia and anti-Semitism, and are urging their followers to “export peace” to the Middle East. … [Read more...]
A report in the UK on the impact of Islamophobia indicates that Muslim women are more likely to be attacked than men, especially if they are wearing clothing associated with their religion like the … [Read more...]
