Anti-Muslim bigotry
Coverage of Anti-Muslim bigotry in the Nexus archive.
- Pride with a dash of prejudice: How the Spectator succumbed to the narrative of anti-Muslim bigotry
The Spectator, Britain's oldest political magazine, is accused of anti-Muslim bigotry in a report by the Centre for Media Monitoring, which found 57.4% of its articles between 2018 and 2025 were biased against Muslims. The report criticizes the magazine for framing Muslim political participation as sinister, amplifying far-right rhetoric, and minimizing anti-Muslim hostility. Former associate editor Peter Oborne described the magazine as an 'apologist for bigotry, hatred and racism.'
- Iowa Democrat running for Congress wrote that 9/11 made her more 'aware' of 'anti-Muslim bigotry'
Sarah Trone Garriott, an Iowa Democrat running for Congress, wrote about how 9/11 increased her awareness of anti-Muslim bigotry. She faced criticism from Republican opponents for not acknowledging the victims of the attacks, while her supporters highlight her efforts to promote religious diversity.
- Iowa Democrat running for Congress wrote that 9/11 made her more 'aware' of 'anti-Muslim bigotry'
Iowa Democrat Sarah Trone Garriott, running for Congress, linked her increased awareness of anti-Muslim bigotry to the 9/11 attacks, while GOP critics condemned her focus on bigotry over acknowledging the victims of the attacks. Garriott's comments sparked backlash from opponents like Rep. Zach Nunn's spokesperson and Iowa GOP's Jade Cichy.