Author breaks down the “roots and rise” of Islamophobia in America
University of Detroit Mercy law professor Khaled Beydoun says there are two distinct forms of Islamophobia: private and structural.
The problem with Muslim celebrity culture
A failed giveaway trip to New Zealand illustrates all that is wrong with Muslim celebrity activism in the US.
Building African-Arab connections during Black History Month
The seeds are ripe for a coalition between Arab Americans and African Americans, starting in the city of Detroit. By Khaled A Beydoun and...
Opinion | The F.B.I.’s Dangerous Crackdown on ‘Black Identity Extremists’ (Published 2017)
The effort to target racial justice activists has chilling echoes of Cointelpro.
Culture & Consciousness | Remembering Trayvon Martin on his birthday
The culture and politics collide. Music is a megaphone for what is unfolding politically in America and beyond, and sports a sphere where politics and...
Convert or die: Ethnic cleansing in CAR
Widely ignored by the media, anti-Balaka is forcing CAR Muslims to worship privately or convert at gunpoint. By Khaled A Beydoun.
The hate behind the Orlando massacre
Omar Siddiqui Mateen's attack was more of a hate crime than an act ordained by his religion.
Scholar says Gaza genocide extension of US-led war on terror
Khaled Beydoun says US post-9/11 laws, from Patriot Act to counter-radicalization programs, created model adopted by Israel - Anadolu...
American Islamophobia: Understanding The Roots And Rise Of Fear
Author: Khaled A. Beydoun Publisher: Oakland, CA: University of California Press, 2018. 264p. Reviewer: Stephen Sheehi | September 2020.
Viewpoint: Islamophobia has a long history in the US
Scholar Khaled Beydoun writes that anti-Islam comments during US presidential election campaign don't happen in a vacuum - but rather they...
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A law professor and commentator who has critiqued the UAE's policies towards Muslim communities and its approach to civil liberties.