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Muslims and civil rights: A continuing debate

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ReligionLink.com: "The equal treatment of Muslims under the law raises questions about the extent to which the United States can extend basic human rights and civil liberties to its citizens and permanent residents at a time of heightened tension over security. The issue also raises questions about how the country is assimilating its newest citizens. Will workplaces accommodate veiled Muslim women? Will judges allow Muslims to take an oath on the Quran ­- rather than the Bible? Are public schools willing to excuse Muslim students for taking absences during the two annual Muslim holidays?"

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on June 30, 2009 (boomark / email).

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