Xenophobia

Indian Americans Have Always Faced Racism, But 'Model Minorities' Don't Speak Out

The model minority stereotype renders Indians abroad to be complacent.
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There Are 10 Anti-Refugee Attacks Every Day In Germany

The attacks injured 560 people, including 43 children, the government says.
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An American Replay: The French Presidential Election

Just like with Brexit, the same scenario seems to play out in Western democracies.
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Over 70 Years Ago, Nazis Victimized This Community. They Still Struggle For Acceptance.

Roma in Germany face racism, invisibilization and the threat of deportation.
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Austria Will Ban Full-Face Veil In Public Places

A number of European countries are planning similar bans as far-right parties gain support.
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Sean Spicer Insists Muslim Ban Is Not A ‘Ban,’ But He And Trump Both Called It One

The president said this weekend that the order was "a very, very strict ban."
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The Rise Of Europe’s Far-Right Is 'A Wake-Up Call’ For Democracy, Says Turkish Novelist

"We cannot leave patriotism to the nationalists. ... And we cannot leave emotions to populist demagogues," says Elif Shafak.
By Nathan Gardels, The WorldPost

Why This Welcoming Sign Is Popping Up In Yards Across The Country

It spreads kindness in English, Spanish and Arabic.
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Woman Faces Lifetime Ban From Kentucky Mall After Hateful Rant Against Latinas

She yelled at the women to "go back to wherever the f**k you come from."
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The Manufacture Of Hatred: Scapegoating Refugees In Central Europe

By Daniel Howden, Refugees Deeply