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  "path": "/2026/05/26/san-diego-mosque-shooting-reflects-how-online-rhetoric-media-depictions-and-political-discourse-contribute-to-increased-islamophobia/",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-26T15:45:53.000Z",
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  "tags": [
    "Death & Dying",
    "Faiths",
    "Government & Politics",
    "Islam",
    "Opinion",
    "Religion Hub",
    "U.S.",
    "Center for the Study of Organized Hate",
    "Eid al-Adha",
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    "Islamic Center of San Diego",
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  "textContent": "(The Conversation) — Negative portrayals of Muslims are not without consequence – they lead to increased discrimination, hate crimes and psychological harm, writes a scholar of Islamophobia.",
  "title": "San Diego mosque shooting reflects how online rhetoric, media depictions and political discourse contribute to increased Islamophobia"
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