Abstract
It is difficult not to agree with Tariq Ramadan. The fear of and discrimination against Muslims in Western societies since 9/11 is clear and worrying. The anti-Muslim populism he cites is real, although it may also be part of a broader anti-immigrant populism. The posters he describes are extremely disturbing, and reminiscent of World War II propaganda. They are an artifact of fear of the misunderstood “other.”
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Mills, Kurt
(2010)
"Of Minarets, Headscarves, and Cartoons,"
Human Rights & Human Welfare: Vol. 10:
Iss.
2, Article 4.
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