ubiquity within our society it has become the common sense norm this is a form of state sanctioned islamophobia well professor andrew davies will be on monday's show and the state security operators in britain completely claim that prevent is actually a counter terror measure nothing to do with the talent terry unism but i know you are talking about education what have you made of educational standards during this uproar about the tearing down of a statue of a slave trader in bristol because a lot of people on the so-called left appalled that winston churchill one of britain's greatest heroes his chair his statue in parliament square could be could be vandalized although of course she threw on this show an indian politician said he was the worst genocidal dictator one of them of the 20th century well let's not forget that 59 percent of the british public believed the empire was something to be proud of and of course as playing catch mishra put it when the colonies were subjugated they were subjugated by people they had long considered upstart if not barbarians let's not forget that china hat wa

will president trump now distance himself from the racist then a photo that the sultan istic and islamophobia positions heralded for by candidate trump during his 17 month campaign both to your would your own question 4 years later the same what we're seeing now on the streets how would you answer your own question. how does the high hopes it would learn from this. the went out on the wrong. hands on. this big. he was not. well unfortunately i must express my recall we have done a high on the ascendancy of fortune was in any way we've done and i think that we have a good. so kill all the devices around them so most of those who like. to disagree do one with the group the. woman is ripping through the front wall of the if we didn't bring him the rope for wind system and i think both gentleman's matter from seeking to do things that are pointing in the. now he left to read more humphrey and advise of the sort of raising him probably i think one of the one of the main stakes is even being ripped in full 30 percent of the vote looking about right wing extreme right even to the who need me to leav

there is a great thing and islamophobia in america right now and one of the narratives about that is that muslims poses security threat to the country just it's just it's the data suggests differently date suggest actually white terrorism is the biggest threat to america at the moment that guns are so you start to american public safety and so i often think about the areas of misinformation that people have and some one but attempts to directly address that. one. i think it's often the most probable groups and society that are affected by fake news whether it's muslims in america are refugees are being portrayed as like benefit cheats and wanting to come here just to steal money get really really finds me but really frightens me. the. kero me a good. song list the oldest oldest or the. it's just a lot. you wish way basically the power to live is that because i was this is when i 1st started working i was just illustrating them and photographing them and posting them as it is but my later work like this is about this was for thanksgiving it was about the number of babies are born rela

today what we're seeing is a number of police brutality enough the racial profiling enough of islamophobia anti-semitism homophobia transfer will be enough of hatred of women enough of rape culture enough i'm able is i'm enough of marginalizing othering people 'd where we claim to be you know this wonderful melting pot of people you cannot hate your people and claim to be a democracy that's not it doesn't go together and so that's what we're seeing there and she's actually right about structural changes and she was talking about the police forces i know that the police forces were modeled after the sleep patrol that existed during slavery to discipline and monitor and brutalized people who were slaves who actually or wanted to score tried to skate from slavery you know so we understand that all of this is rooted in the founding of america and america was founded on it became an economic power because of slavery and so when you see a police officer with his neck is his and his name on the neck of a black man in minnesota and 2020 that is no different that what we have seen a 100 years ago 2

people of color are not even at the table as the decisions are being made that could be races or islamophobia core sexism or any of those things that are actually in the hurting people all over the world not just in america's image is put out there we know that in t.v. does is not enough depictions of people of color and again we're not just talking of lack of people were saying that t.v. film animation all of it should look like the world in the world is not just white this isn't but it's not just white people it's everyone and that should be depicted and their cultures should be valued as they're being depicted not stereotypes that are hurtful to people well now facebook says it will stop flagging up more posts that break its rules ahead of the u.s. election and i found that critics have accused that of failing to act on hate speech prompting a boycott by some of the wild biggest advertising of alexia brian. when the us president suggested protesters against racism and police brutality without and said that when the losing stops the shooting starts to as a put a warning on it saying it glor

people of color are not even at the table as the decisions are being made that could be racist or islamophobia core sexism or any of those things that are actually in the hurting people all over the world not just america these images are put out there we know that in t.v. does is not enough depictions of people of color and again we're not just talking of iraqi people were saying that t.v. film animation all of it should look like the world in the world is not just white this isn't but it's not just white people it's everyone and that should be depicted and their cultures should be valued as they're being depicted not stereotypes that are hurtful to people you know us graphic design a melting play isn't known for his popular i love you know clothing has died at the age of 91 and the guy was unveiled back in 1977 as polished as a campaign pricing city as a tourist destination when you have placed in bankruptcy because it also designed an iconic image of bob dylan fellow athletes funkadelic cap. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines corona virus infections have surged in india's bigges

people of color are not even at the table as these decisions are being made that could be racist or islamophobia of course sexist or any of those things that are actually in the hurting people all over the world not just in america as images are put out there we know that in t.v. we did is not enough depictions of people colored again we're not just talking about black people were saying that t.v. film animation all of it should look like the world in the world is not just white this isn't but it's not just white people it's everyone and that should be depicted and their cultures should be valued as you're being depicted not stereotypes that are hurtful to people. this isn't just you know these are the top stories malawi's opposition leader has been declared the winner of the country's presidential election electoral commission says it allows us to quote 01 by just under 59 percent of the vote making him the 1st african opposition leader to win power and a court order to rerun the ruling party of incumbent lito put on without a says it once the result an elder hothouses monitoring events from zi

islamophobia or prejudice. susan i do not think that certainly was not my world view certainly certainly is not. and had i ever thought that that was what was happening i would have not been part of it because that is not obviously who i am maybe not so obvious with his new idea of i mean even if it's a bigger question here which it is or is are. islamic for we are in this country of course the murders it's really f.b.i. well i can't see very much. justice these are documents so i found a 1000 pages of declassified f.b.i. documents. about an investigation they were doing in chicago in the ninety's called operation while going to try out one of the most interesting documents on june 9th $1008.00 the assets of blink were 50 percent to warrants based on civil forfeiture complaint filed in the united states court rather than district of 09 so i'm june 9th 1908 we lived in that house that was seized by the f.b.i. so mama gotta tell your story well let us take shopping something like this when we came and we always s

do you remember when you condemned the actions of jihadists and suddenly they accuse you of islamophobia you criticize beheadings that was the same as calling all muslims extremist. that idiotic response reveals who does of the blurring. by exposing the violent mob you protect the future of legitimate protests. not doing it forever links into destruction and death while saying or implying that black grievance only matters if it's expressed violently, that's nuts. if that's what you're saying, andy, you're the one sowing discord. you're the one who left us hanging, sacrificing citizens to the mob so we don't blur any of your precious lines. lawrence, in the a block i wasn't aware of the victim's brother coming out and basically saying exactly the point and the thing is i think both sides of this debate agree that conflating protests handwriting is wrong, we just want both sides to identify them as different and then we'd be hap happy. >> lawrence: or just go and pick up the bad guys so we can have a peaceful protest, go pick them up. as i'm walking home from the studio i see them just lol

oftentimes people of color are not even table as these decisions are being made that could be racist or islamophobia or sexism or any of those things that are actually in the hurting people all over the world not just in america the bridges are put out. thank heaven i say this isn't just the simpsons on the family guy who we have talked about i see actresses jenny slayton kristen bell who are wise have also said that they won't continue playing their characters of color and in her statement i believe jenny wrote that she was engaging in an act of a regime of black people is this reflective of a genuine increasing awareness in the industry or is this about p.r. . i think it's definitely i think it's deathly about in the weirdest because you know if you have any sense of humanity no matter what your racial cultural ethnic background is watching that video of george floyd being made to death by that white officer a few weeks back hit the soul of america it's very similar to what happened to emmett till in 1955 in america where he was killed by racist whites in mississippi and his mother shows to have t

people of color are not even at the table as these decisions are being made that could be racist or islamophobia of course sexism or any of those things that are actually in the hurting people all over the world not just in america as images are put out there we know that in t v the does is not enough depictions of people of color and again we're not just talking about black people were saying that t.v. film animation all of it should look like the world in the world is not just white this isn't but it's not just white people it's everyone and that should be depicted and their cultures should be valued as they're being depicted not stereotypes that are hurtful to people now facebook says as well start flagging up more posts that break its rules ahead of the u.s. election in november critics have accused it of failing to act on hate speech prompting a boycott by some of the loudest biggest advertises and example in the polls. when the us president suggested protesters against racism and police brutality without and said that when the losing stops the shooting starts to as a put a warning on it sa

finally, we will discuss the ways in which religion is everywhere in our current moment, islamophobia in the religious left, evangelical right, the moral monday movement are some of the things we see regularly to lay test today. we see how religious freedom has become the catchword of the current administration as well as opponents to it. how should be explained this as political historians and how might political and religious historians work together to historisize the present moment? with me are the associate professor of religion and politics at the danforth center on religion and politics at washington university in st. louis, his award-winning first book was preaching on wax, the photograph, and the making of modern african-american religion, and he is working on a book about religion, the fbi, and the national security state, which is under contract with princeton university press -- to his right is the assistant professor of history at trinity university in san antonio, she is completing a book to bring the good news to all nations, religion, human rights, and u.s. foreign pol