US Muslims: Young, Diverse, Striving [incl. Amaney Jamal]

A new portrait of Muslim Americans depicts a group that has achieved a great deal, yet struggles for a sense of belonging.

A “national portrait” of Muslim Americans, released Monday by Gallup, depicts the youngest and most racially diverse religious community in the country as striving for a secure place in American society and an active role in public life.

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