The life and death of Hot Tamale Louie: The New Yorker has a long profile on a man named Zarif Khan, an Afghan who settled in Wyoming in 1909, and go on to become a “local legend” known as Hot Tamale Louie. Khan’s story and that of his family is used to examine how Muslims have been around in America and integrated into their communites for much longer than more recent waves of anti-Islamic sentiment, with the Khan family having lived in Wyoming for almost a hundred years before being confronted with a Stop Islam movement in their own backyard. (Read Citizen Khan, by Kathryn Shulz, The New Yorker)