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The American Muslim Vote
Clip: Season 4 | 6m 41s
How are American Muslims attempting to become a political force in the 2000 election?
In the mainstream Muslim community, there’s been a new focus on politics in the 2000 election season. For the first time ever, American Muslims have launched a massive, national effort to register voters and organize political activity. R & E takes a look at the challenges facing American Muslims as they try to find a political voice.
Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
The American Muslim Vote
Clip: Season 4 | 6m 41s
In the mainstream Muslim community, there’s been a new focus on politics in the 2000 election season. For the first time ever, American Muslims have launched a massive, national effort to register voters and organize political activity. R & E takes a look at the challenges facing American Muslims as they try to find a political voice.
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