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Hate crime in the US: Sikhs face Islamophobia too

Nearly all the 33 young Sikhs who participated in our study recalled being misrecognised as Muslim

Young non-Muslims face Islamophobia too
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Peter Hopkins, Gurchathen Sanghera, Katherine Botterill, Rowena Arshad | The Conversation
Islamophobia simply cannot be overlooked anymore. It is a wide-ranging issue, impacting public and private lives in ways that are causing concern the world over. US president Donald Trump’s recent immigration ban and the UK’s Brexit vote are just two examples in a series of political acts that are shaping public attitudes about Muslims, with many experiencing stigmatisation and marginalisation as a result.
The rise in Islamophobia experienced by Muslims is not just conjecture: in 2015, reported Islamophobic incidents increased 200% in the UK

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