A new NPR podcast explores how the attacks of September 11, 2001, reshaped public perceptions of Islam and Muslims in the United States, examining the lasting impact of fear and discrimination on communities. The series delves into the rise of Islamophobia in the aftermath, tracing its influence on policy, media narratives, and everyday experiences. Listeners will hear firsthand accounts of how prejudice has persisted over the decades, affecting everything from travel and employment to cultural identity. The discussion also connects these historical patterns to broader conversations about national security and civil rights.
9/11 and the long shadow of Islamophobia : Here & Now Anytime npr.org
