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Arabs in Military Try to Rise Above Massacre

WASHINGTON (Nov. 6) -- The shooting rampage at Fort Hood could make life noticeably more difficult for Arabs and Muslims serving in the U.S. military. Soon after the killings, witnesses said that Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, the alleged gunman, had shouted "Allahu Akbar," the Arabic phrase for "God is great," as he fired....

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Wilfredo Amr Ruiz: Muslim-American Terrorism: Instilling Fear For The Sake Of A Budget

Does Muslim-American terrorism pose a significant threat to our nation?

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Can America Speak Muslim?

I recently read an article in the NY Times that announced the simplest and not yet talked about solution to protecting the US against Muslim extremists.

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02/08/12 Homegrown terrorism down in 2011, study finds Source: NBC - WNCN 17 - Raleigh NC Muslim-American terrorism is down nationwide for the second year in a row as the numbers of those arrested for violent terrorist crimes continues to fall, according to a study by the Triangle Center on Terrorism and Homeland Security.
09/09/11 Muslim-Americans reflect on Sept. 11 anniversary Source: ABC - KABC 7 - Los Angeles CA As America remembers the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, Eyewitness News is looking at how life has changed for Muslim-Americans in Southern California over the last decade.
08/10/11 Muslim-Americans much like other Americans Source: The Herald - Rock Hill SC "Underscoring their lack of sympathy for al-Qaida, Muslim-Americans are also the least likely major religious group in the U.S. to say there is ever a justification for individuals or small groups to attack civilians," states the Gallup report accompanying the survey.
08/05/11 Amitabh Pal: Muslim-Americans little different from... Source: Van Wert Voice - Van Wert OH Muslim-Americans are pretty much like other Americans.
02/10/11 A sensible debate about radical Islam Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Atlanta GA The polarized debate taking place over U.S. Rep. Peter King's plans to conduct hearings on radicalization among Muslim-Americans is disturbing.