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Rally says no to anti-Muslim bigotry
By
John Catalinotto
New York
Published Mar 9, 2011 2:56 PM
WW photo: Caleb T. Maupin
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Muslims from the New York City area joined hundreds of others March 6 to
“Say no to anti-Muslim bigotry” with an “I am a Muslim
too” rally in the Times Square area. The protest anticipated that Rep.
Peter King’s Congressional hearings, set to open on March 10, plan to
scapegoat Muslims and allegedly “examine the threat of Islamic
radicalization.”
Among those speaking was Sara Flounders of the International Action Center and
the United National Antiwar Coalition. She linked defending Muslims against
prejudice to anti-war efforts and invited the audience to the April 9 anti-war
protest in New York.
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