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Today, Explained

It’s not Islamophobic, it’s anti-Palestinian

Jun 25, 2024
25:02
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Author Moustafa Bayoumi and Vox journalist Abdallah Fayyad discuss rising anti-Palestinian racism and discrimination. The podcast delves into the roots of Islamophobia in the US, promoting cultural understanding, challenges faced by Palestinian activists, consequences of anti-Palestinian racism, and the debate on critiques of Palestinian political entities.
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Quick takeaways

  • Islamophobia surged after 9-11, while anti-Palestinian racism stems from Arab-Israeli war in 1967.
  • Distinguishing between Islamophobia and anti-Palestinian racism is crucial in addressing specific prejudices.

Deep dives

Manifestation of Islamophobia and Anti-Palestinian Sentiment in the US

Incidents of Islamophobia and anti-Palestinian sentiment have spiked in the US since October 7th. Islamophobia, defined as anti-Muslim racism, developed significantly after 9-11, while anti-Arab and anti-Palestinian sentiments trace back to the Arab-Israeli war in 1967. The US historical context of supporting Israel and policies post-9-11 led to increased surveillance and discrimination against Arab and Palestinian communities.

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