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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
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Deanna Othman

EXPLAINED: President biden s concern about islamophobia comes way too late | Vintage Vibes

Family members of Wadea Al-Fayoume bring his casket into Mosque Foundation in Bridgeview on Oct. 16. Al-Fayoume’s landlord is charged with his murder. (Nam Y. Huh/AP file)

Narratives are essential to the way we view the world around us. Narratives inform our actions; they have the capacity to bind, to divide, to obscure.

Last week, President Joe Biden tweeted about a new initiative to counter Islamophobia, stating: “We can’t stand by while hate against Muslims, and those wrongfully perceived to be Muslim, including Arabs and Sikhs, is given oxygen. That’s why we’re developing a National Strategy to Counter Islamophobia and Related Forms of Hate. Silence is complicity. We won’t be silent.” Vice President Kamala Harris also tweeted that, “Taking on hate is a national priority.”

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