The 9/11 Generation Analysis
Since 9/11 the Muslim communities have been subject to harassment and racism through racial profiling, discrimination in workplaces, threats, assaults targeting anyone affiliated with the Muslim culture. They were also a fear in different communities (Muslims, Arab Americans, Sikhs, and South Asians) of raising their voice due to a lack of cooperation by government officials such as the FBI and local authorities who were gathering data and using surveillance to capture those who were a threat. In Nadine Naber, Rules of Forced Engagement depicts the terrifying situations Muslim communities and Arabs were faced with after 9/11 from hate crimes to implementing fear from different forms of backlash. For example, in the San Francisco community, The Tenderloin, according to Naber, Muslim Arabs have had fear implemented