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NYT: 25 Years Later, The Real Victims Of 9/11 Are Muslims

Sept. 11 is the anniversary of 2,977 innocent people murdered by 19 Islamic terrorists and countless families forced to live with that loss in perpetuity.

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Twenty-five years ago, 2,977 souls were murdered in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. They weren’t the only victims, either. Their parents, spouses, siblings, loved ones, communities, and every single person affected by their loss were victims too. But according to The New York Times, the real victims were — and continue to be — Muslims.

One article from Maya King and Jeffrey C. Mays reads “Facing Islamophobia, Mamdani Keeps Focus on 9/11 Victims.”

“As New York’s first Muslim mayor, Mr. Mamdani has been forced to navigate a delicate dynamic. He must speak about Sept. 11 as the city’s top elected official, but also as a member of a religious group that has faced hostility and suspicion since the attacks, and is still being vilified by right-wing factions of the Republican Party,” King and Mays write.

The Times article then quotes Husein Yatabarry, executive director of the Muslim Community Network, who claims that “there’s a right-wing angst to bring back that level of Islamophobia against prominent Muslims in political life or even in regular daily life.”

King and Mays then describe the “added layer of pressure and scrutiny” Mamdani supposedly faces due to his religion.

“He was 9 years old when the attacks took place and had been living in the United States for two years after moving with his........

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