The liberal roots of Islamophobia

March 12, 2017

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Sexy veils, running shoes and missing feminisms This Womens Day, Muslim women must rally against marketing strategies that present buying things as empowerment. The liberal roots of Islamophobia Todays worst Islamophobes are not hailing from the ranks of the far-right movement, instead they claim to be liberals.

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