From San Diego to Plano, Islamophobia Has Consequences
In Texas and beyond, Republican leaders continue to peddle dangerous lies trying to falsely cast Muslims as the “other.”
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In Texas and beyond, Republican leaders continue to peddle dangerous lies trying to falsely cast Muslims as the “other.”
James Dickey on white nationalists in the Texas GOP, xenophobia and “America First.”
An ex-FBI agent living in the Dallas area, Guandolo occupies a special niche in a larger network of Islamophobes in the United States.
While Muslim-bashing is relatively common in Texas and other red states, two recent incidents from North Texas show that it’s not always political gold.
TCOLE director Kim Vickers said Wednesday he rejected the course for “paint[ing] an entire religion with an overly broad brush.”
A protest organized by an anti-Islam group fizzled at the Texas Capitol.
As the president-elect ushers in an era of anti-Muslim rhetoric, Texas Muslims are fighting back.
Featuring America's history of racial oppression, the poem from the Statue of Liberty and a few f-bombs.
How the right-wing media and a small band of activists turned Irving into a hotbed of hatred.
Bruner, no more an elected official than President Obama was a gay prostitute, lost Tuesday's runoff to a chiropractor.