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An ad campaign on San Francisco buses is aimed at trying to change public perception of the word "jihad," which the program's founder says has been distorted by extremists — Muslim and anti-Muslim alike. RNS photo courtesy www.myjihad.org.
Sally Morrow

jihad ads

(RNS1-jan8) An ad campaign on San Francisco buses is aimed at trying to change public perception of the word “jihad,” which the program’s founder says has been distorted by extremists — Muslim and anti-Muslim alike. For use with RNS-JIHAD-ADS, transmitted on January 8, 2013, RNS photo courtesy www.myjihad.org.

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