perpetuating your own marginalization. eddie, what do people need to know and they show up at a school board meeting and they are hearing this vitriolic and anger? does it matter that they know that this might be organized from afar? it might be, you know, orchestrated as opposed to organic? absolutely. i mean, look, we know that white evangelical christians have a louder voice than their numbers. we know this. oftentimes, the people who are shouting the loudest are actually thought of as representing the entirety of the group. no. we need to understand this in some instances. it is a conservative, organized effort to tilt we are turn change the direction. we need to fight for the values that we are committed to. we need to fight for the world that we are committed to. we need to act accordingly. raja, how do you how do you fight back against this?
that produces all sorts of troublesome distinctions between secularism and religion. these are problems that we have to keep at bay. what we have here on those two whole particular religious commitments, they re trying to make those commitments universal within a particular communities. what we need for those who hold different religious commitments in those same traditions, they need to make arguments. the mayor of dearborn s muslim. he disagrees with his colleagues in this regard. we don t need to make the distinction between liberal and religious values. we need a broad bait across the range of folks who have different commitments. this is why i invited the two of. you understand these distinctions. you clarify them. we don t end up painting anyone with the same brush. you wrote an open letter to american muslims on the issue of same-sex marriage. you said that the muslims are already a deeply marginalized people in mainstream american culture. they should not be perpetuating thei
their mandatory hijabs, we ve seen videos of them throwing their scarves into bonfires, some cutting their hair in that symbolic show of defiance. this has swelled and gained momentum. other members of the country who are also protesting against other grievances including economic issues, the marginalization of minority groups as well as the person duration of other pum rights abuses by the iranian regime. we have continued to see protests up and down the country, but in response to that we ve also continued to see a violent and deadly crackdown by the iranian security forces. over the weekend we saw in the kurdish cities at least two people being killed after the security forces shot into a peaceful demonstration there. we have continued to see that heavy handed response by the security forces. human rights groups warning that the forces have been using excessive and lethal force against peaceful demonstrators. we are talking about beatings,
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embrace their marginalization and that s what s sglapg in your state, katie hobbes, you re running for governor, but it s a full slate race. as i see it. it s either all of you who are in the world of reality are going to win or all of the magas are going to win. it s hard to imagine a split-ticket voter who says i ll take finchem and katie hobbes. i ll take the two of you. i can t imagine that. is the state party prepared to run essentially a slate strategy to say if you put this whole crew in, you re essentially breaking arizona democracy and u.s. democracy perhaps as well? i mean, absolutely. we have to run this way. it s not just the governor s office or the secretary of state office or the attorney general s office. we have there s too much at stake in the to focus on all of these races and, again, because of the damage that can be done to our democracy. these folks are not based in reality, and honestly i don t know how poem take them