Sydney Muslims feel at home despite very high racism exposure, survey finds

Survey of 600 Muslims finds they are three to five times more likely to experience extreme levels of bigotry compared with other Australians Muslims in Sydney are three to five times more likely to experience "very high rates of exposure to racism" compared with Australians in general, a study shows. But about 97% of the nearly 600 Muslims surveyed said relations between them and non-Muslims were friendly and that they felt "a very strong sense of belonging", the report's key author, professor K...