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The Latest: 35.3 | Muslim Atlantic
Amandla Thomas-Johnson returns to his ancestral homeland in Senegal; Tahir Abbas wrestles with terrorism; Abdul-Rahman Malik sees the Muslim Atlantic as a cultural eco-system; Tanya Muneera-Williams witnesses the history of slavery in her native Bristol; Samia Rahman is enchanted by the narratives of great Muslim women; Hassan Mahamdallie is distressed by inequalities highlighted in the spread of Covid-19; an extract from Reginald Edmund and Ronnie Malley’s new play ‘American Griot’; and poems by Mosad Abu Toha.
We can’t conjure, or think, or muse, the idea of a Muslim Atlantic without considering the work of Paul Gilroy and his theorisation of the Black Atlantic.
In the days following the murder of George Floyd, Black Lives Matter protests take place in 2,000 cities and towns in all 50 states of the USA.
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