Agha Saeed
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Dr. Agha Saeed is chairman of the American Muslim Alliance and a lecturer in the Program in Asian Studies at California State University, East Bay. He studied at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and received his Ph.D. in rhetoric from UC Berkeley. In 2000, controversial remarks by Saeed in support of the Palestinian people led Hillary Clinton to refund $50,000 in campaign donations from American Muslim Alliance members.
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- "Dr. Agha Saeed: Dynamic Leader of Expanding American Muslim Alliance" . Washington Report on Middle East Affairs (December 1997): 23–25.
- Delinda Curtiss Hanley. "Agha Saeed: Harbinger of a New America". Washington Report on Middle East Affairs (August/September 2001): 45.
- Rush, Laura Hagar (December 12, 2001), “Is Islam to blame?”, East Bay Express, <http://www.eastbayexpress.com/news/is_islam_to_blame_/Content?oid=282994>.
- Dean E. Murphy. "For Muslim Americans, Influence In Politics Still Hard to Come By", The New York Times, October 27, 2000.
- CSUEB Catalog 2007–2008: Asian Studies
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