Women form an organized cadre producing Islamophobic discourse

Evidence

Some, like Pamela Geller and Phyllis Chesler, are women and far from an exception; they constitute part of the organized cadre engaging the creation and dissemination of Islamophobic discourses, sometimes but not always with a focus on women. The presence and central role of these women is acknowledged (beyond just gender-inclusive language) in “Fear Inc.,” which on at least two occasions speaks of “men and women” promoting anti-Muslim sentiments. — Carl W. Ernst, Islamophobia in America_ The Anatomy of…, 548

Categorization

• XREF: Ties to ‘Fear Inc.’ report on the organized Islamophobic network; relevant to which chapter relocates the problem from ‘them’ to ‘us.’ — connects to: Feminist group’s mere office-sharing triggered the smear branding Almontaser a jihadist