WASHINGTON POST ON MUSLIMS

Explains differences of Muslims. Remembe Mohammed Ali is a Muslim. He refused to enter the Draft because of his beliefs.<br>
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Thank you! It needs to be studied, but in general we do need to avoid lumping any group of people together. We must be fair to all individuals. We can't go by what we have heard from some individuals. There are many people who have their own agendas and ambitions. The basic problem is hatred, and using hatred to justify wrong actions. The visible hatred is the tip of the iceberg. There are less direct manifestations of hatred. They happen in club memberships, job interviews, employee reviews, in services received, and the degree contracts are honored. <p><font color=#CC9933>
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I was under the impression that ALI wouldn't enlist because he felt that the poor and minorities were overrepresented among htose sent to Vietnam and it was more an issue of politcal beliefs than religious faith. <p></p><i></i>