New Campaign Teaches How To Help When A Muslim Is Harassed
The city of Boston has started a campaign to encourage bystanders to not just "say something" to authorities but to do something themselves.
Signs are everywhere these days urging Americans "If you see something, say something." Now, in Boston, new posters are going up that urge residents to go a step further and intervene if they see Islamophobic harassment. From a distance, it looks like a cute cartoon, until you read the bold black headline – "What to do if you are witnessing Islamophobic harassment." Below is a giant comic strip showing a young woman watching as a burly guy grimaces at a woman in a long dress
