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Attacks on People Perceived to be Arab or Muslim

The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights (UCCR) has established a hotline for reports of hate crimes against Arab American, Muslim and South Asian American victims of violent incidents following the hijacking attacks on September 11. The hotline number is 800-552-6843.

Colorlines Special Report on Racial Profiling

Council on American-Islamic Relations

Make Your Community a "Hate-Free Zone"

Lists of Racist Attacks Across the Country Since S11 compiled by Anura Idupuganti

Statement by Ziad Asali, American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee

Statement by National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights

ACLU Decries Reported Violence Against Muslims and Arab Americans

Revenge Comes Home by Sonia Shah

Beware of Backlash by Earl Ofari Hutchinson

Hiding in Brooklyn: Afghan American Fears for Safety by Fariba Nawa

Basic Facts about Arab-Americans - Detroit Free Press

Objecting to the terms "Islamism" and "Islamicism" to describe terrorists

Anti-Defamation League resources concerning 9/11 for children and youth:

Empowering Children in The Aftermath of Hate: A Guide for Educators and Parents.
Preventing Scapegoating

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