An Anxious Season for Muslims in Texas
Politics
United States
Started October 27, 2026
Facing severe political attacks and threats, Muslim civil-liberties activists in Texas are urging their communities to vote
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An Anxious Season for Muslims in Texas
The New Yorker (United States) | Oct 26, 2026
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Muslim communities in Texas should focus on building coalitions with other marginalized groups to amplify their political voice.
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Texas politicians who oppose immigration restrictions are dismissing genuine security concerns that many voters hold.
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All Texans, regardless of religion, deserve protection from threats and harassment.
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Public officials should unambiguously condemn violence and threats against any religious or ethnic group.
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Political attacks on Muslims in Texas are being exaggerated by civil-liberties activists to mobilize turnout.
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Political attacks against Muslims in Texas are fueled by misinformation and fearmongering tactics.
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Voting is a crucial tool for Muslims in Texas to combat political marginalization and secure their rights.
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Some political leaders in Texas exploit anti-Muslim sentiment for electoral gains, undermining social cohesion.
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Civic participation strengthens democracy more than abstention, regardless of which community or issue is at stake.
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Voting based on self-interest and protection of one's community is legitimate political participation.
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