At a Michigan press conference, U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib denounced anti-Muslim election rhetoric and said hateful television ads affected her family, Al Jazeera reported Oct. 28.
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Add as a preferred source on GoogleTlaib Condemns Anti-Muslim Election Rhetoric, Says TV Ads Affected Her Family
She also warned that the rhetoric affects the community.
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