• Action Alert: CAIR-NY Calls for Changes to 9/11 Museum Film 
  CAIR-New York today called on the National September 11 Memorial Museum to remove stereotypical and stigmatizing terminology from its "The Rise of Al Qaeda" film, which is scheduled to premiere when the museum opens on May 21.
  
• CAIR-MN Board Chair Kausar Hussain Receives Leadership Award
  CAIR-Minnesota today announced that Board Chair Kausar Hussain has received the Outstanding Contribution Award from the Council on Asian-Pacific Minnesotans (CAPM). CAPM is a state agency created by the Minnesota Legislature to advise the governor on issues pertaining to Asian Pacific Minnesotans.
  
• CAIR-FL: Gov. Rick Scott Could Sign Stupid 'Anti-Sharia Law' Bill
  What hit the legislature this year -- proposed by Sen. Alan Hays and Rep. Larry Metz -- was a watered-down version of what was originally proposed. Regardless, the fact that the legislation was a knee-jerk jingoist move prompted a strong response. Both the Anti-Defamation League and the Council on American-Islamic Relations fought the bill.
  
  
  • CAIR-FL: Claim that Democrats Voted to Impose Sharia Law is Wrong
    
• CAIR-Chicago Supports Appeal of Jewish School Denied Zoning Relief 
  
• Video: CAIR Seeks DOJ Probe of NYPD's Coercion of Muslims to Become Spies
  
  
  • CAIR Calls for DOJ Investigation into NYPD Recruitment of Muslims (Yahoo)
    "The Department of Justice must investigate the potential illegality of the coercive recruitment of Muslims to spy on their own faith community," Nihad Awad, executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, said in a statement in response to Sunday's New York Times report of an ongoing NYPD program in which detectives comb city jails for Muslims and persuade them to spy on mosques and Muslim businesses.
    
  • CAIR: The NYPD's Mistreatment of Muslims, Part II (The Atlantic)
    "Unlike longstanding informant programs in which those recruited are asked to provide information about crimes or criminals they know about, the NYPD team sought to recruit Muslims regardless of what they knew and apparently based solely on their faith and ethnicity," the Council on American-Islamic Relations complained in a press release issued Sunday. "Seeking information about crimes and criminals is appropriate. Coercing people who have no knowledge of criminal activity to spy on law-abiding members of their faith is not."
    
• CAIR-NY: Street Named After Muslim First Responder Killed in 9/11 Attacks(Video/Al Jazeera Arabic)
  
• Video: Tenn. Muslim Activist on CNN's 'Morgan Spurlock: Inside Man'
  
• Video: CAIR Rep Interviewed on CNN Espanol About Boko Haram Kidnappings