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Volatile U.S. Immigration Debate Examined in New Interactive Exhibition at Arab American National Museum

Sep 15, 2009

America is a nation of immigrants and their descendents – those new to our shores and those whose parents, grandparents(...)

Arab Americans Continue to Face Both Stigma and Acceptance

Sep 14, 2009

Arab and Muslim Americans continue to face an unusual degree of both discrimination and acceptance, according to a University of(...)

Post 9/11, Americans Say Muslims Face Most Discrimination

Sep 12, 2009

Eight years after the terrorist attacks in New York City and Washington, Americans believe that Muslims face more discrimination than(...)

Muslims in US Mark 9/11 with Acts of Service

Sep 11, 2009

Muslims in the US are taking part in the first official September 11 Day of Service and Remembrance, established by(...)

Poll: 58% Believe Muslims Face Discrimination

Sep 11, 2009

Eight years after the Sept. 11 terrorists attacks, Americans know more about Islam, which may be helping foster more favorable(...)

ADC Joins Nation in Remembering September 11, 2001

Sep 11, 2009

Today, eight years following the most horrific terrorist attack in US history, the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) joins fellow Americans(...)

TIME Poll: Muslim Americans Still Struggle for Acceptance

Sep 10, 2009

Eight years after the terrorist attacks on 9/11, Muslim Americans — particularly Muslim-American women — continue to face battles in(...)

CIA Chief to Reach Out to Arabs, Chaldeans

Sep 10, 2009

Saying that diversity is vital to national security, the head of the CIA is set to meet with Arab-American and(...)

How Obama Hopes to Restart Mideast Peace Talks

Sep 9, 2009

Arab leaders are bracing for disappointment as the Obama Administration prepares to unveil the next stage of its plan to(...)

CIA Reaches Out to Muslims

Sep 9, 2009

CIA Director Leon Panetta plans to visit Dearborn on Sept. 16 for an invitation-only dinner and speech with 150 leaders(...)

Egyptian Minister's Candidacy to Lead UNESCO Sparks Controversy

Sep 8, 2009

The heated race to lead the UN's educational, scientific and cultural agency got underway in Paris on Monday, with the(...)

Crain's Women to Watch: Turkia Awada Mullin

Sep 7, 2009

As Wayne County's top economic development official, Turkia Awada Mullin's bailiwick includes some of the county's most high profile initiatives:(...)