TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月23日 01時00分

"Islamophobia, an irrational fear and hostility towards Islam or Muslims, has deep roots that can be traced back to Western colonialist archetypes of the 'uncivilized other'," writes Stanford Clinical Professor of Psychiatry Dr. Rania Awaad.

"By diminishing the complexity of individuals and essentializing Islam, these colonial powers created a seedbed for the dehumanization and generalization of people today perceived to be Muslim or Muslim-adjacent.

"And perhaps most importantly, these kinds of hate crimes and the rise of Islamophobia have extensive, negative mental health impacts on Muslim communities in the U.S. and around the world."

At the link in bio, read Dr. Awaad's full column on the devastating mental health effects of Islamophobia.

Photograph by Joshua Lott—The Washington Post/Getty Images

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