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Forum Against Islamophobia and Racism

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “london -based muslim advocacy group which campaigns against discrimination in the form of islamophobia or racis”. Today it says “london -based muslim advocacy and lobbying group that campaigned against discrimination in the form of islamoph”.
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Forum Against Islamophobia and Racism ( FAIR ) was a London -based Muslim advocacy and lobbying group which campaigns against discrimination in the form of Islamophobia and racism . It was established in 2001 as an independent charitable organization with the aim of monitoring media coverage of Islam and Muslims, and challenging examples of Islamophobia through dialogue with media organizations. It produced numerous publications relating to Islamophobia in the United Kingdom . Formed in 2000, Navid Akhtar and Samar Mashadi have been directors of FAIR. "Islam and the West" . 2002-08-12 . "Muslim world is ready and willing to work closely with President Barak Obama - Academic Advisor of International Institute of Islamic Thought (Interview)" .

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Today
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “london -based muslim advocacy group which campaigns against discrimination in the form of islamophobia or racis”. Today it says “london -based muslim advocacy and lobbying group that campaigned against discrimination in the form of islamoph”. Read the current article and compare.
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Then

london -based muslim advocacy group which campaigns against discrimination in the form of islamophobia or racis

Now

london -based muslim advocacy and lobbying group that campaigned against discrimination in the form of islamoph

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