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This document discusses racism against Muslims in the United States. It argues that Americans are more afraid of Muslims like Osama Bin Laden than white male criminals, due to skepticism and racism increased after 9/11. However, statistics show that most acts of domestic terrorism and mass killings are committed by white males. The author claims that white privilege allows white people to avoid stigma and scrutiny faced by Muslims after acts of violence by Muslims.

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3. However, if I were to see both of these men out in the public I would most likely be more afraid of Bin Laden because of the skepticism and racism that has been produced over the past decade towards Islamic and Muslim people.

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8. This is a comparison chart taken from a crime statistics website. Look at the common killer column.

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