Sarah A. Harvard

Sarah was a staff writer covering religion, race and politics. Her work has appeared in The Guardian, The Atlantic, Slate, The Huffington Post, Teen Vogue and Vice.

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Nursing textbook claims direct eye contact with African-Americans is “aggressive behavior”

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A Minnesota mosque was bombed — and America’s failed anti-extremism policies are to blame

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How two worshippers at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin turned tragedy into personal triumphs

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70% of Muslims still believe in the American dream, according to new Pew study

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How the media covers “honor killings” reveals a double standard against women of different religions

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Muslim bus driver in Atlanta is suing elementary school principal for discrimination

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GOP Sen. Jeff Flake defends hijab-wearing challenger Deedra Abboud from anti-Muslim online abuse

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Anti-Muslim hate crimes spiked 91% within first half of 2017, new report says

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These women converted to Islam and are not here for anti-Muslim bigotry

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Belgium’s burqa ban is in the spirit of integration — here’s why it could backfire

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Ilhan Omar’s ‘Daily Show’ appearance is a sign of hope for America’s refugee and Muslim communities

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Man who fatally stabbed Richard Collins indicted on murder charge by grand jury

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More than 20,000 Muslims gathered in Canada for three days to denounce terrorism

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Michigan official asks people to “kill every last Muslim” on Facebook — and won’t apologize for it

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Man leaves Jesus painting outside mosque in possible hate crime — unaware Muslims love Jesus, too

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What is “jihad”? Conservatives often link it to violence, but here’s what it actually means.

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Dozens of imams are marching against terrorism in Europe, but of course you didn’t hear about it

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Someone spray painted anti-Semitic graffiti on this Phoenix Jewish family’s mailbox

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Nabra Hassanen's death wraps up an especially violent Ramadan for Muslim teenage girls

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'Daily Mail', other media outlets criticized for victim-blaming Muslims for Finsbury Park attack