What stance should be taken when a Muslim in the West is accused of racism due to his defense of Islam, and others refuse to discuss issues such as "the actions of Lot's people" and the hijab, despite acknowledging his good character?

A Muslim in a non-Muslim country must strive for beneficial knowledge and cooperate with his Muslim brothers to invite to Allah, enjoin good, and forbid evil. He must also possess good character and focus his dawah (invitation) to non-Muslims on faith, while also caring for the Muslims there. Furthermore, it is normal for a da'ee (caller to Islam) to be described as racist or for people to be repulsed by him; therefore, he must be patient and continue his efforts, following the example of the prophets. As for residing in non-Muslim countries, whoever fears fitna (temptation/tribulation) for himself must emigrate to a Muslim country.