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There's not much written, beyond the "ground zero mosque." I'm sure there's much more still to be done, but having at least some info from each of your three sources would be useful. It reads well, but of course the material is limited so there's little to go off of.
My primary question is how you plan on expanding the "Islamophobia in the media" as it's already a relatively developed page. It lacks structure, but do you know what sort of sections you'd like to put in? I would definitely recommend a strong "see also" section because there are other great pages like (see the "Islamophobia" page) Jsmerf (talk) 20:36, 25 March 2015 (UTC)