Sunnis coexist with Shi'ites in U.S.
Mar 15 - Al Qaeda expert says Sunnis and Shi'ites get along in the U.S. despite the sectarian violence ravaging Iraq.
They're more highly educated than the average American, so they're integrated in to American society, says writer Lawrence Wright.
Fred Katayama reports from New York.
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