Unveiling Fear: A Deeper Look into Islamophobia | Stephen Brown

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In this episode of the ISNA Canada Podcast, we sit down withStephen Brown, CEO of theNational Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM), to discuss the Supreme Court challenge againstBill 21, the rise ofIslamophobia in Canada, and the role of Muslim political engagement. Brown explains whyQuebec’s approach to religious minorities affects all Canadians, how thenot withstanding clause is being used to strip away fundamental rights, and why Muslims must take an active role in shaping Canada’s future. He also reflects on theGreen Square Campaign and the tragic lessons from the Quebec City Mosque massacre. As Canada approaches acritical election, this conversation is a must-watch for those who care aboutjustice, advocacy, and the future of Muslim rights in Canada.

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