Islamophobia

The Senate hopeful posted a number of Islamophobic tweets over the years, including ones that targeted former President Barack Obama.

"What happened in Linköping and Norrköping is completely reprehensible and will never be accepted," the Swedish National Police Chief said in a statement.

In the past, the candidate said she "loved" when protesters carrying Confederate flags rallied at an appearance of then-President Barack Obama.

The British prime minster is now accused of lying about the evacuation of an Afghan animal shelter owned by a former Royal Marine.

Former British Transport Minister Nusrat Ghani said she was told she was demoted in 2020 because her "Muslimness" made her colleagues "uncomfortable."

CAIR has unmasked itself as the virulent hate group that it has always been.

The website listed female Indian and Pakistani Muslim movie stars, journalists, activists and artists in a fake auction meant to embarrass them.

Boebert's comments came weeks after Omar shared a voicemail she had received following the Colorado Republican's viral Islamophobic remarks.

CAIR announced it fired Romin Iqbal on Tuesday after a yearlong investigation found he had been passing information to the Investigative Project on Terrorism.

The bill comes after Boebert allegedly refused to apologize for anti-Muslim rhetoric claiming Representative Ilhan Omar was a terrorist.

She also called House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy a "coward" and a "liar" for not condemning Boebert's remarks.

House Democrats this year have voted to strip Republicans Marjorie Taylor Greene and Paul Gosar of their committee assignments over controversial posts.

The Colorado congresswoman told Newsmax that she has "moved on" from anti-Muslim controversy.

Two recent videos have shown Boebert referring to the Muslim Congress member as a terrorist bomber and a member of the "Jihad Squad."

"Rep. Boebert's hateful, anti-Muslim statements pose real-life dangers," said Muslim Advocates and Bend the Arc: Jewish Action.

On Tuesday, a second video surfaced of Colorado GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert calling a Muslim Congress member a part of the "Jihad Squad."

Trump said Omar "should apologize for marrying her brother" and lashed out at her for "abandoning" Somalia, a country she left as a 12-year-old refugee.

"This is a pox on all our houses. And I would just tell you, this rhetoric, this type of commentary, has to stop," one Republican congressman said.

The spat between the Republican lawmakers comes just one day after Congresswomen Lauren Boebert and Ilhan Omar connected over the phone to discuss an apology for Boebert's anti-Muslim comments.

"I told Ilhan Omar that she should make a public apology to the American people for her anti-American, anti-Semitic, anti-police rhetoric," Boebert said in a video recounting their contentious phone call.

Instead of apologizing for "Islamophobic comments and fabricated lies" Boebert "refused to publicly acknowledge her hurtful and dangerous comments," Omar wrote.

"Saying I am a suicide bomber is no laughing matter.... Normalizing this bigotry not only endangers my life but the lives of all Muslims," Rep. Ilhan Omar said.

The Georgia Republican posted an Islamophobic tweet, claiming the Muslim congresswoman and fellow progressives are "terrorist sympathizers."

Critics of Boebert's "chest feed" remark called it homophobic and insulting to the estimated 228,000 same-sex parents raising children in the United States.

Mohammed Zubi was told 'We don't negotiate with terrorists" after he asked if he could finish a math assignment at home, according to students.

"We can no longer be silent," the Democratic Minnesota progressive lawmaker tweeted.

"Imagine being a child and stripped of your clothing in front of your classmates," wrote Olympic fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad on Facebook.

The student removing flags from a 9/11 memorial at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.

April Powers: "The world that we're in right now leaves very little room for error. Canceling someone is a sport and in this case, is a blood sport."

April Powers, a Black Jewish woman, leaves the role after her post sparked a backlash from Muslim and Palestinian members.