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Faith communities and the Living Wage campaign

  The Living Wage campaign, co-ordinated by London Citizens – a coalition of about 100 churches, mosques, labour organisations, student and community groups, is the subject of an ESRC study on ‘Work, identity and new forms of political mobilisation: An assessment of broad-based...

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Week of events to celebrate Islam in Birmingham

  Islam Awareness Week in Birmingham kicks off with an official launch at the Birmingham Central Library Theatre on November 17. The week will see a range of events including a fashion show, poetry corner, cuisine from the Muslim world, meditation, archery and projects to help homeless people.

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'Vile hate preacher insults our poppies'

  The Daily Star runs again with its story on poppies this time printing the comments of Anjem Choudary of Al Muhajiroun. The paper claims Choudary was ‘responding to news that poppy sales were down in areas of the country with a high population of Muslims’ when what is more likely is that he...

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Young American Muslims' Mixed Emotions on Obama

The New York Times carries an article on the views of Muslim students at New York University (NYU) on the US presidential election campaigns and outcome. Barack Obama’s middle name, Hussein, and his upbringing in Indonesia became the focus of attention with much hostility feeding off rumours...

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'Bacon butties not part of bigger picture'

More journalism typical of the anti Islam prejudice that has crept into our media. Joe Riley in the Liverpool Echo remarks on the case of the Muslim chef currently involved in an employment dispute with the Metropolitan Police over the handling of pork products saying that: ‘Instead of twittering...

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‘Poppies banned in terror hotspots, Muslim snub to forces’

Britain’s terror hotspots are no-go zones for poppy sellers claims the Daily Star. The paper, dispatching reporters to towns in northern England with large Muslim populations claims that few, if any, shops were found to stock poppies, though the paper’s headline misleadingly phrases this as...

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Riotous Citizens: Ethnic Conflict in Multicultural Britain

  A review of Riotous Citizens: Ethnic Conflict in Multicultural Britain appears in this week’s Times Higher Education. The book, authored by Paul Bagguley and Yasmin Hussain, challenges the presumptions and perceptions of the ‘race’ riots in Bradford, Oldham and Burnley in the summer of...

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ENGAGE kicks off empowerment strategy in Blackburn

  ENGAGE delivered its first community presentation in Blackburn on Sunday 2 November. Almost 1,400 people, men and women, attended the presentation with up to 100 volunteers signing up to form a local team dedicated to pursuing ENGAGE’s objectives of fair and accurate media coverage on Islam...

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