Muslims Don't Matter by Sayeeda Warsi
A concise critique of how anti-Muslim prejudice has become embedded in British public life, arguing that a “Muslim exception” operates across politics, media, law, and policing. Drawing on case studies of counterterror policies like Prevent, citizenship deprivation powers, and the handling of protests and schools, it shows how rights and norms afforded to others are routinely denied to Muslim communities. It traces how culture‑war narratives and foreign policy controversies reinforce these double standards and recast legitimate dissent as extremism. Concluding with a set of practical reforms, it calls for consistent rules on racism and extremism, equal citizenship, and a more honest public conversation.
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