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The San Francisco Bay Area office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-SFBA), the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today announced the release of Unconstitutional Crackdowns, CAIR’s 2025 Civil Rights Report. Published by CAIR’s national headquarters in Washington, D.C., the report highlights that Islamophobia remains at an all-time high across ...
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A project of CAIR’s Unhostile Campus Campaign, the report evaluates Islamophobia on campus and administrations’ responses to activism, particularly anti-genocide speech. CAIR has newly designated each of the following schools as a “Hostile Campus” for targeting anti-genocide voices.
CAIR Report on Islamophobia and Free Speech Rates Columbia U., CUNY as ...
CAIR research staff identify three standout trends in this report’s findings: CAIR’s civil rights reports have told the story of American Muslims being targeted due to their faith since its inception in the wake of 1995’s Oklahoma City bombing. In 2024 we find a different theme: Muslims—along with Palestinians, Arabs, Jews, African Americans, Asian Americans and others—were targeted ...