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work_ql6sirjo3rcxngtpwkakbdploi	Chris Allen	Exploring the Impact of Islamophobia on Visible Muslim Women Victims: A British Case Study	2014	23	.pdf	application/pdf	9993	595	60	Islamophobia – Muslim women – gender – identity – Britain – Britishness – belonging – of visible Muslim women victims of Islamophobia but also how this subsequently impacts on their everyday lives. Identifying and engaging visible Muslim women victims of Islamophobia would of Islamophobia the British Muslim women encountered also reflects that Islamophobic incidents experienced by visible Muslim women was 'low level,'40 Working with mama enabled some of the barriers to identifying and engaging Muslim women victims of Islamophobia to be overcome. Islamophobia might have on their self-defined identities as Muslim women. question their own identities as British.70 What is interesting is that such experiences would seem to suggest that it is not the 'Muslim' part of the women's against visible Muslim women in the British setting as well as the experience From interviewing 20 visible British Muslim women, it became evident that As regards the self-defined identities of the visible Muslim women interviewed, something quite interesting was apparent.	./cache/work_ql6sirjo3rcxngtpwkakbdploi.pdf	./txt/work_ql6sirjo3rcxngtpwkakbdploi.txt