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Source:
Christian Century. 2/9/2010, Vol. 127 Issue 3, p7-7. 1p.

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- Subject Terms:
  MUSLIM Americans; COUNTERTERRORISM; DOMESTIC terrorism; RELIGIOUS communities; RADICALISM & religion; UNITED States social conditions; SOCIAL history; TWENTY-first century
- Subject Terms:
  UNITED States Report Available
- Abstract:
  The article presents discussion concerning the dynamics of the domestic Muslim community within the United States in regards to counterterrorism. The popular focus of "homegrown terrorism" in news discourse is contrasted with the assertion that American Muslims actually monitor and self-police potential extremist problems with their own community.

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