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MUSLIMS IN AMERICA: Karen Fagan, right, and husband, Ian, hold hands with Karen's two daughters, Kate and Elizabeth Bowman as they pray to celebrate Elizabeth's birthday in Upland, Calif., on Saturday, May 7, 2016. Fagan's ex-husband, Harry Bowman, the father of her two daughters, was killed in the previous year's terrorist attack in San Bernardino, Calif. But the tragic event didn't change her beliefs, and she began participating in interfaith community events. Fagan still thinks that the county should accept Muslim refugees. "America is full of lots of different people from lots of different places," said Fagan. "It saddens me that America is no longer the place where people can come to escape oppression... It's our obligation as Americans and Christians." (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
2016-05-08
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Associated Press
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