How I fought post 9/11 Muslim stereotypes with compassion: Opinion
I realized that laying low is not an option anymore, and negative stereotyping could only be tackled by sharing our story with our fellow citizens.
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I realized that laying low is not an option anymore, and negative stereotyping could only be tackled by sharing our story with our fellow citizens.
The interfaith iftar takes place every year at a church in the city of Louisville, Kentucky, in the US. Around 500 people from different religions and race attend the event
View Comments Hundreds of people marched through downtown Louisville on a sweltering Sunday to support Palestinian freedom amid recent violent clashes between Israel and Hamas. An estimated 300 people of all races and ages participated in the march, organized by Louisville Students for Justice in Palestine. A separate prayer vigil and peace walk of about a dozen people was held at the Big Four Bridge, organized by the Center for Interfaith Relations and Interfaith Paths to Peace. Participants in the afternoon march held signs that read “Free Palestine” and “Anti-Zionism is not anti-Sem...