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<font size=1>(Related: ''The Black Lives Matter protests have triggered discussions on racism toward Blacks in the Arab and Muslim world. Activists are looking to change attitudes around skin color in their societies.''<ref> [https://www.dw.com/en/debating-racism-in-the-arab-world/a-54071330Debating racism in the Arab world], DW, July 6, 2020</ref>)</font>

<font size=1>(Related: ''The Black Lives Matter protests have triggered discussions on racism toward Blacks in the Arab and Muslim world. Activists are looking to change attitudes around skin color in their societies.''<ref> [https://www.dw.com/en/debating-racism-in-the-arab-world/a-54071330Debating racism in the Arab world], DW, July 6, 2020</ref>)</font>

Overview<ref>[https://canarymission.org/organization/Council_On_American_Islamic_Relations Council On American Islamic Relations], Canary Mission</ref><blockquote>

Description<ref>[https://canarymission.org/organization/Council_On_American_Islamic_Relations Council On American Islamic Relations], Canary Mission</ref><blockquote>

The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) is an “Islamic advocacy group,” based in Washington, D.C. that describes itself as a “nonprofit, grassroots civil rights and advocacy organization” and “America’s largest Muslim civil liberties organization.”

The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) is an “Islamic advocacy group,” based in Washington, D.C. that describes itself as a “nonprofit, grassroots civil rights and advocacy organization” and “America’s largest Muslim civil liberties organization.”