Peaceful protest as a means for overcoming discrimination

Shorenstein APARC Op-ed: San Francisco Chronicle on March 6, 2011

In a recent San Francisco Chronicle op-ed, Rafiq Dossani asks: "Why did many Muslim Indians watch [the January 25] events in Egypt unfold with a personal interest?" He suggests that despite a difference in the governments of Mubarak-era Egypt and democratic India, the peaceful protest carried out in Egypt could serve as a positive model for overcoming discrimination.

» San Francisco Chronicle: "Indian Muslims may find inspiration in Egypt"

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