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Normal Muslims, normal topics
by John Baker
A white male, an Asian male, and a black female who are all united by one thing- Islam. Listen to us speak about a variety of topics on what it’s like being a young Muslim in 21st century Britain.
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Episode 1- misinformation and Islamaphobia (uni project)
In this episode John, Isra and Kef along with special guest Hannah speak about islamaphobia and how misinformation has caused this. Sensitive issues are talked about (experiences of racism and abuse)
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A white male, an Asian male, and a black female who are all united by one thing- Islam. Listen to us speak about a variety of topics on what it’s like being a young Muslim in 21st century Britain.
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John Baker
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