In a new article for The National, CSRR Founding Director Sahar Aziz discusses the challenges Muslim American candidates face in U.S. electoral politics.
Article Link: tinyurl.com/5ecsc4tt
CSRR’s report: csrr.rutgers.edu/issues/puni…
This section of CSRR’s new report highlights how the intersection of misogyny and racism marginalizes Muslim women in U.S. politics.
Read the report to learn more about the manifestations of Islamophobia in U.S. electoral politics. csrr.rutgers.edu/issues/puni…
In a recent article for Religion News Service, Yonat Shimron and Ulaa Kuziez reference CSRR’s new report. Read both to learn more about how Islamophobia shapes political participation in the United States.
Article: tinyurl.com/4d4tmcat
CSRR’s report: csrr.rutgers.edu/issues/puni…
In a new op-ed for Newsweek, CSRR Faculty Affiliate Professor Faisal Kutty examines why Muslim American political candidates continue to face suspicion and Islamophobic scrutiny
🔗 Full op-ed: tinyurl.com/ye9b8k2n
🔗 CSRR report: csrr.rutgers.edu/issues/puni…
🎙️ Check out the latest Race and Rights Podcast, featuring Professor Evelyn Alsultany, author of Broken: The Failed Promise of Muslim Inclusion.
Link to the Full Episode: ow.ly/kthP50ZYFqg
CSRR’s new report finds that Muslim public officials are routinely expected to prove their loyalty to the Constitution, explain their religious beliefs, condemn terrorism, or defend their right to hold office.
Read the full report: tinyurl.com/csrr-rutgers
Ahead of Muslim Heritage Month, the first resource CSRR highlights is Laila Sabreen's book, "You Truly Assumed," which portrays the experience of being Black and Muslim while navigating the contemporary world. Explore our guide: csrr.rutgers.edu/issues/musl…
CSRR’s new report, Punished for Participating: Islamophobia in U.S. Electoral Politics, examines how the normalization of Islamophobia threatens American democracy.
Join our Webinar at 2:00 pm ET on 10/27 to discuss the report: go.rutgers.edu/punishedforpa…
Join our webinar on Tuesday, October 27th at 2:00 p.m. ET to learn more about CSRR's newest report and hear from leading voices in American Muslim political advocacy.
Register here: go.rutgers.edu/punishedforpa…
🚨 NEW REPORT: Punished for Participating: Islamophobia in U.S. Electoral Politics
The Center for Security, Race and Rights (CSRR) at Rutgers Law has released its latest report, now available on our website!
🔗 Read the full report on our website — link in bio.
In a new op-ed for The Austin American-Statesman, CSRR Faculty Affiliate Jason Brownlee examines how University of Texas leadership is jeopardizing the university’s academic excellence.
Link to Article: ow.ly/gwNN50ZYHgF
Join the Rutgers Law Center for Security, Race and Rights for its “Confronting Authoritarianism, Defending Equality” Lecture Series, featuring “Islamophobia and the 9/11 Generation” by Jasmine Zine on October 20, 2026, at 12:15 PM EDT.
Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
📢 Join MSP and CSRR on Monday, October 19th, for a Know Your Rights Workshop!
Open to all Rutgers Law students, faculty & staff.
RSVP: tinyurl.com/74hkmzb5
#KnowYourRights #Immigration #Rutgers #RutgersLaw
📣 Mark your calendars!
Join us for the upcoming lecture, “Colonizing Palestine: The Zionist Left and the Making of the Palestinian Nakba,” part of the Humanizing Palestine Lecture Series, featuring Areej Sabbagh-Khoury.
Register Here: go.rutgers.edu/humanizingpal…
Check out the latest article from The Dallas Morning News, “How Frisco Became Ground Zero for a Wave of Hate Against Indian Americans.”
@dallasnews
Link to Full Article: tinyurl.com/mr35c8sk
Check out the latest article, “Why Trump’s Renaming Fixation Is Frightening,” by CSRR Faculty Affiliate Mireille Rebeiz.
Link to Full Article: tinyurl.com/3f4zcfzn
Explore CSRR’s new resource, Palestine Films and Documentaries Educator Guide, featuring works like The Place.
Link to Guide: tinyurl.com/mvs7d98x
🎙️ Check out the latest Race and Rights Podcast, “Twenty-Five Years of the Global War on Terror,” guest hosted by Ameena Ghaffar-Kucher and featuring Alka Pradhan and Zainab Saleh.
@AmeenaGK
Link to the Full Episode: tinyurl.com/3frradf3
Read the latest article by CSRR Faculty Affiliate Heba Gowayed, “9/11/2001: I Was a Freshman in Alabama, I Wore a Hijab,” published in In These Times.
@hebagowayed
Link to Full Article: tinyurl.com/55xwkjeh
Watch this lecture titled "Origins and Outcomes of U S Defense Policy Toward Israel" with Josh Paul as part of our Middle East and South Asia Lecture Series.
@anewpolicyorg
Link to Full Lecture: tinyurl.com/njfkybhr



















































