Community seeks to encourage Islamic activism

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Baltimore?s Muslim community sought to raise its own political clout and the electoral activism of its thousands of members with a weekend candidate forum that gave some of its biggest applause to a Jewish professor running for U.S. Senate.

Despite radio advertising and promotion, only about 100 people showed up Saturday at the Islamic Society of Baltimore, a hall in Woodlawn that sometimes fills with 2,000 people for Friday services.

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