I am unconvinced by this:  "The data backs him up: Incidents targeting Islamic centers, women wearing hijabs and people who “look Muslim” are at unprecedented levels."    As far as I have been able to determine, this is completely anecdotal.  Also, it seems quite reasonable that people who feel threatened by a Trump administration would become more sensitive to behaviors and so confirmation bias would lead them to perceive an increase in "targeting".  At the same time, people who seem to feel threatened by these people groups would tend to feel that they could rely upon the new administration to "deal with those people" and so would be less likely to take actions into their own hands.   Certainly there have been a great many "false flag" activities in the last few weeks, where tagging, bullying and vandalism have been found to have been performed by members of the groups that are feeling "unsafe".    I think actual data in this area will be hard to come by.