A quarter-century after the September 11 attacks, communities continue to grapple with persistent anti-Muslim and anti-Sikh bias, fueled by lingering misconceptions and targeted discrimination. New York officials and advocacy groups highlight ongoing challenges, including hate crimes and workplace discrimination, that disproportionately affect these groups. Experts discuss the role of education and policy in combating prejudice, while survivors share their experiences of resilience amid enduring stigma. The piece examines how societal progress has stalled in some areas, despite broader cultural shifts toward inclusion.
25 years after 9/11: Addressing anti-Muslim and anti-Sikh hate ny1.com
