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Chicago Sun-Times: Go beyond stereotypes of Muslims
On July 19, a controversial conference organized by a group called Hizb ut-Tahrir took place in Oak Lawn, titled "The Fall of Capitalism and Rise of Islam," the conference received media attention that mostly featured opinions of people who were afraid of a terrorist group convening in a Chicago suburb and concerns about yet another Muslim "threat" to our democracy.
Chicago Tribune: Valid criticism or vicious stereotypes?
Comments on this blog regularly reveal some persistent and false stereotypes about Islam. Monday’s arrest of seven suspected terrorists in North Carolina allegedly plotting violent jihad is sure to spark more.
Daily Herald: Arab-American Cook County officer wins $200,000 verdict for harassment
A federal jury Friday awarded a Cook County corrections officer $200,000 for harassment he suffered from co-workers.
Chicago Tribune: Cook County Jail officer wins $200,000 in racial harassment case
A Cook County Jail correctional officer of Palestinian ancestry was awarded $200,000 in damages Friday by a federal jury.
Associated Press: Jury awards jail guard $200,000 in harassment suit
CHICAGO - A federal court jury has awarded $200,000 in damages to a Cook County Jail correctional officer of Palestinian ancestry who accused the Cook County Sheriff's office of racial harassment.
ABC-7: Officer gets $200K in racial harassment case
A jury awarded $200,000 to a Cook County correctional officer who said he was the victim of racial harassment on the job.
Huffington Post: Racism or Not, Cambridge Police Owes Professor Gates an Apology
There are two conflicting accounts regarding the details of the arrest of celebrated Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. in his own home by the Cambridge police department -- that of the professor and that of the police.
Chicago Tribune: Cook County deputy testifies that he felt 'demonized' by racial harassment
A Cook County sheriff's deputy of Palestinian ancestry who is suing superiors for failing to look into his complaints of racial harassment testified at the start of his trial that he endured dozens of incidents between December 2004 and March 2006.
Chicago Tribune: Cook County deputy testifies that he felt 'demonized' by racial harassment
A Cook County sheriff's deputy of Palestinian ancestry who is suing superiors for failing to look into his complaints of racial harassment testified at the start of his trial that he endured dozens of incidents between December 2004 and March 2006.
Southtown Star: Islamic gathering strikes a nerve in the Southland
Reacting to a controversial Islamic group's meeting in their back yard, protesters clad in red, white and blue decried Sunday's meeting by the group Hizb-ut Tahrir at Oak Lawn's Hilton hotel.
CAIR-Chicago: Edgar, Kirk, And Immigration
After waiting months to ensure that he would not face Attorney General Lisa Madigan in a general election battle, GOP Rep. Mark Kirk is officially entering the 2010 Senate race this morning.
Tucson Citizen: Ridding the world of political Islam
M. Zuhdi Jasser is a man on a mission. He identifies himself as a devout and practicing Muslim...but his passion for the past six years has been to spread the word that the politicalization of Islam and those who believe in that politicalization, is a grave danger to the United States and the rest of the world.
CAIR-Chicago: Well integrated Muslims? Yes, but something is still missing
It is no secret that Islam and Muslims remain largely misunderstood in the West, including the United States. This is baffling considering that one study after another reveals that American Muslims are largely integrated on a number of levels in American life.
Huffington Post: The Islam-Basher and the Librarian Kerfuffle
A controversy erupted last week in Chicago after it was publicly revealed that a noted anti-Islam blogger, Robert Spencer, had been invited to an American Library Association panel advertised as "dispelling stereotypes about Islam.
Washington Times: Panel dropped after invitation of Islam critic
The American Library Association has canceled a panel discussion on Islam planned for its annual conference over the weekend, after three speakers withdrew in protest at the inclusion of the fourth, a controversial critic of the Muslim religion.

