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Explore the complexities of race and religion with 'The Racial Muslim' by Sahar Aziz. This insightful book uncovers why a nation, so deeply rooted in the principles of religious liberty, can simultaneously foster overt prejudice and discrimination against Muslims. Through comprehensive analysis, Aziz introduces the concept of the Racial Muslim, revealing the intersectionality of race and religion in America. By drawing historical comparisons between the treatment of immigrant Muslims and marginalized groups such as Jews, Catholics, Mormons, and African American Muslims throughout the twentieth century, this groundbreaking work sheds light on the disparities between America's ideals and its realities regarding religious freedom. Suitable for students, scholars, and anyone interested in understanding America's evolving identity, 'The Racial Muslim' is essential for comprehending the role of race and religious bias in our contemporary society. As the demographic landscape changes, this book offers a critical lens through which to analyze the implications of these shifts for America's future. Invest in your understanding of social justice, religious rights, and the pivotal role that race plays in shaping the experiences of minority communities. Don't miss your chance to delve into this important discourse about equality and freedom in a multiracial, multireligious America.