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Monthly Archives: December 2011
An Open Letter to Steve Hafner, CEO of Kayak
December 16th, 2011 | 1 CommentDear Mr. Hafner:
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Let me first say that Kayak.com is bookmarked on my computer. I think it’s the best travel site out there. I’ve used Kayak for every single flight I have ever booked since 2005. And I travel a lot — at least 50,000 miles a year. You provide a tool I use all the time.
So when I read your blog post yesterday,… Continue Reading
Calling on American Companies to Stand Up to Bigotry
December 14th, 2011 | Leave a comment
All-American Muslim is TLC’s bold new reality TV show that follows Muslim American families in Dearborn, MI. It has all the features of reality television – funny, dramatic, sensational, addictive – but it also tackles real-world struggles: family and marriage, racism, religious conflict, and how life changed after 9/11. It made me excited – the first truly mainstream portrait of Muslims in America.
Last week, fringe anti-Muslim groups pressured American companies to pull their advertising… Continue Reading
All-American Muslim… Sikh, et al.
December 13th, 2011 | Leave a comment
For the last decade, we have heard demands for mainstream Muslims to come out of the shadows, to speak out against terrorism, and reclaim their faith. What better way to tell one’s stories than though film and television? And what is more quintessentially American these days than telling one’s story through reality TV?
This fall’s new TLC show All-American Muslim takes on the daring project of depicting Muslim families as real people. Anti-Muslim groups… Continue Reading


