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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"perceived religious discrimination"”.

  1. Sikh Men Post 9/11: Visible Markers of Religion, Perceived Religious Discrimination, and Career Barriers

    … recent history and an even scarier reality of religious discrimination for Muslim Americans and “Arab-appearing” individuals. The purpose of this study was to investigate the experiences of Sikh men after 9/11. The sample included 231 Sikh men. Hypothesis 1 proposed that discrimination would …

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  2. The role of Muslim identity on perceived workplace religious discrimination of Muslim women working in Kwa-Zulu Natal

    … directly or indirectly, to meet the needs of religious minorities in the country. However, due to South Africa being a secular state and also having particular needs, many workplaces tend to adopt this approach which leads to a conflict between Muslims' religious obligations and the rules of …

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  3. Islamophobia in Public Schools: A Mixed Methods Look at the Effectiveness of Parental Ethnic-Racial Strategies in Promoting Resilience Among Muslim Children

    … American adolescents through various forms of discrimination against them in schools. In fact, Muslim American students report the highest rate of discrimination across all religious groups, and researchers have found that active family ethnic-racial socialization can often mitigate the …

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