Thursday, October 29, 2015

Blog #6

Ruan, Michael
Section A03
Blog #6

According to Puar, whom wanted to stop another misunderstanding and ignorance of Americans by saying the war on terrorism should not labeled Muslims or any race that could lead to the target of that one race. It is as if how the Japanese were sent to internment and seen as a common enemy during world war II and suspected as spies even though if they were loyal to the United States. Tragic events like that should not have happened and could be avoided. A lot of Arabs distance themselves from the word Arab and some South Asians like Sikh and Indians were even confused for Middle Eastern which caused anti-Semitism feelings towards Muslims, but the media portrayed all Middle Eastern looking people are considered terrorist and Muslims and are deemed as enemies. America is walking into the same steps and repeating the same mistakes.


Q: How did Muslim Americans feel about the war on terrorism and how did it affect them in society during that period right after 9/11?


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