Abdul El-Sayed’s election to the Senate is a watershed moment for American Muslims, and a complicated one. It solidifies the community’s rising influence in national American politics even as Islamophobia is also surging in some quarters, backlash to which most likely contributed to his success. #democrats #republican #midterms
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