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Local Muslims, others join to condemn racism

Shamus Maloney, a Pittsburgh native and Vietnam War veteran, watched Friday as more than… Shamus Maloney, a Pittsburgh native and Vietnam War veteran, watched Friday as more than 150 people streamed past the enormous American flag adorning the bay window adjacent to the entrance of the Islamic Center of Pittsburgh in Oakland.

Fear of anti-Muslim retaliation has risen across the nation. Maloney

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