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Hussein Rashid
Hussein Rashid is an adjunct professor at Barnard College. He works at the intersection of religion, art, and national identity.
Trump supporters think my life is worth less than theirs
Even if people voted for Trump for economic reasons, they ignored the consequences of their actions on the lives of others.
Why the Charlie Hebdo attack is not about images or free speech
(RNS) Ostensibly, the horrific attack against Charlie Hebdo in Paris was because of the publication’s satirical images of the Prophet Muhammad.
But to view the assault as simply about images of Muhammad is to accept a long-standing narrative about Muslim sensitivity to portrayals of Muhammad, which plays into conceptions of Muslims as superstitious savages.
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