Milwaukee-Area Mosque Confronts Bias with Conversation and Access

Muslims in the Milwaukee area are working to overcome bias through education, outreach, and conversation.

Bridget Fogarty: “Muslim Americans are experiencing more discrimination today than in the immediate aftermath of 9/11.”

Fauzia Qureshi: “To understand what Muslims do and how they are and who they are because at the end of the day, we’re just regular people, with regular jobs, and we want regular things.”

Imran Riaz: “For us, being a Muslim really means how can we serve the community and be excellent in what we do, while we enjoy the quality and the freedom that everybody else has and deserves.”

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