Arabs, Muslims and September 11

The unfair tragedy of our country on 11th September shocked Americans. Indeed, the images of the Holocaust around the world are proving the vulnerability of the world to barbaric terrorism. However, as this shock suffered anger, a combination of dangerous emotions began to spread throughout the United States. Telephone - The caller of a wireless phone gets angry on the phone after an attack. "We need to check all of them!" One sender said. "Purge all foreigners out of the country," the other said. Television news broadcasts have brought so-called expert discussion on the identity of perpetrators.

After the September 11 attack on the World Trade Center and Pentagon and the newly announced "terrorist war" in the United States, new questions and concerns about Arab and Muslim Americans' racial profiling have been raised It was. Arabs, Muslims, and other police and security guards who have been divided into Arabs or Muslims have appeared to have been elected excessively due to airport search and traffic jam since 11th September. For example, more than 17 harassment cases, prejudice, violence against Arabs, Muslims, and what is thought to resemble these groups are FBI, the American Citizen Freedom Association, the American Arab Relations Committee, the American Arab Relations Division It is included separately. An organization including the committee made a hearing.

Racial discrimination against Arab Americans and racist discrimination against Muslims is rising with the tension between the US government and the Islamic world. Discrimination against racial and racial violence against Arab American and many other religious and cultural groups increased significantly after the September 11, 2001 attack on the United States. Scholars including Sunaina Maira and Evelyn Alsultany believe that in the post-911 climate, American Muslims are racist in American society.