to really show that diversity of the muslim culture, whether it s a movie or tv show like ms. marvel where you just see normal teenage girl who happens to be a pakistani muslim girl that navigates throughout this same struggles as everybody, it s a pretty universal story to tell. or movie like what we did rebel that premiered and can that really talked about extremism, what happened in syria, but you see it through the muslim lens, and how complex it, is and how muslims are victims of that extremism. i think it s important to include the stories more in the cinema of today. you know one of the things that i liked about the shows that it doesn t shy away from sensitive parts of history. it touches on the partition of india, i don t want to give away too much of the plot line, but her powers come from a bangle that belong to her great grandmother who disappeared during the partition. what is it like taking on such
it touches on the partition of india, i don t want to give away too much of the plot line, but her powers come from a bangle that belong to her great grandmother who disappeared during the partition. what is it like taking on such a sensitive part of history and being able to explain it in this modern context? i think it s important to acknowledge that history and that culture because she is a pakistani girl and, yes, that heritage is something that is part of identity of her character, and you cannot ignore the fact that when you have the history of the partition, and it was important for the cocreator of the show, a pakistani woman from jersey, or another pakistani director, it was very important for them on the personal and emotional level, and even though it s a controversial aspect of history, life is controversial, and it adds to the authenticity of that character. i really love the esthetic of the show and just how dynamic it was.
times is that what they re saying, okay i ll go with that but. i say to myself, now that i work on the weekend. i just need to say really quickly, thank you so much for closing the show out on that story about vincent chan. i had no idea about it, i m embarrassed the say that i did know the back story. i think it s a very important reminder for everyone out there. because hate crimes are on the rise. becausthank you your team for pg them in the spotlight. yeah, incredibly important not only to honor juneteenth today but the life of its engine. today but the life of it engine welcome to a special edition of ayman moye dean. we will be back next week with american voices. this hour we begin with the business of trumpism and evidence that the former president leaned on his supporters to fly his own plot line his own pocket books. how to milk the cash cow when
kick people off the platform, which is something i mentioned in the first report, because if companies do that the wrong way, they should be held accountable. if one person does it in a monopoly, they should be held accountable but that will be harder. they ll be wary of billionaires claiming to be altruists. especially when they re claiming it in the middle of a business deal. let s be clear about the difference in tone and mood, which to be fair, some of the layer critical coverage on fox that i showed you did mention, because people s livelihoods and jobs are on the line. to a billionaire, this may feel like a game, a move, another clash, with high stakes for everyone but themselves, kind of like another succession plot line. musk knows there s a billion dollar fee for bailing. but what s a billion to him? and he fully expects to use his money and power to duck part or all of that billion dollar fee just like a former president is known for stiffing bills. if you can get away with
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