The issue here is not whether the victims should be believed or not; the issue is that racism may jeopardise the case & deny justice to victims #TariqRamadan, . Sajian Khusus Mualaf Rahmatan lil Alamin (3): Myriam Francois, Perempuan Multitalenta yang Mendakwahkan Islam melalui Media. Whiteness and sex - Habeeb Akande is a writer, sex educator, and author of 'Kunyaza: The Secret to Female Pleasure.' One of the plaintiff’s lawyer was interviewed while the responses of Tariq Ramadan’s lawyer (whom she interviewed for an hour) were completely dropped from the coverage. - Dane Baptiste is a British stand-up comedian, writer and presenter. In this episode, he joins Dr Myriam Francois to discuss the whiteness of our conversations about immigration. In this episode we discuss his recent narration of the film "The Psychosis of Whiteness", a study of society's perceptions of race and racism, directed by Eugene Nulman, as well as whiteness as a protective mechanism, global inequality as white supremacy, his upcoming book "Empire 2:0" and whether people identified as white can ever overcome the psychosis of whiteness... - You may know her from her legendary tweets and her powerful anti-racism stance - Dr Priyamvada Gopal is 'Reader in Anglophone and Related Literature' at the University of Cambridge - an academic and contributor to public debates over racial inequality and the legacy of empire, her latest book "Insurgent Empire" (Verso, 2019) presents how Britain’s enslaved and colonial subjects were - contrary to enduring depictions - active agents in their own liberation. And what has it shielded many if us from understanding, about other cultures and belief systems approach intimacy and sensuality? In this episode, he joins Dr Myriam Francois to explore whiteness and sex - how has white normativity affected how we think about sex and pleasure? Ramadan has still been prevented from the right to a fair trial, with due process. Join Prospect’s newsletter with the best new writing on politics, economics, literature and the arts. Episode 9 - In recognition of her work, in October 2018, Foluke was included in the Bristol BAME Powerlist 2018 - A list of Bristol's 100 most inspiring people from BAME backgrounds. Episode 5 - - Ayishat Akanbi is a fashion stylist, writer, cultural commentator and artist based in London, UK. - Dr Foluke Ifejola Adebisi is a Senior Lecturer at the Law School, University of Bristol where her scholarship focuses on decolonial thought in legal education. How do race and religion intersect and what does a Muslim subjectivity contribute to the conversation on whiteness? Myriam François is a Franco-British journalist, broadcaster and writer with a focus on current affairs, France and the Middle East. Maryam Ramadan, his daughter told us, “We are shocked by the BBC World Service coverage of the Tariq Ramadan’s case. White and Muslim - Dr Myriam Francois is joined by poet and writer Medina Tenour Whiteman, author of "The Invisible Muslim" to discuss race, whiteness and Islam. I watched the report – it was heavy viewing but necessary. How relevant was race in the Rochdale grooming gang cases? The professor’s illness has worsened considerably since being put in isolation. - "I think of immigration as reperations" - Multi award winning New York-based writer Suketu Mehta is the author of the best selling “This Land Is Our Land: An Immigrant's Manifesto" (2019) and "Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found" (2004), among others. In this episode, Amma Asante joins Dr Myriam Francois to discuss whiteness in the film industry. https://t.co/ZX5Vk3fk6K, — Dr Zubaida Haque (@Zubhaque) September 18, 2018. In this episode, she joins Dr Myriam Francois to unpick the relationship between France and whiteness - is there another way to think about frenchness? Myriam François November 9, 2020 Showing 1 to 1 of 1 Get the big ideas that are shaping our world—straight to your inbox. However, after some probing of the prosecutor for Ramadan’s case in the report, the courts replied with “the expert himself has declared that his state of health is compatible with his detention.” There was also speculation about the report not unpacking the intricacies of the case regarding the plaintiff Hind Ayari who had changed her story a number of times. You can follow us on @amaliah_tweets for the latest or head over to our Instagram @amaliah_com. The whiteness of science - In this episode, I'm joined by science journalist and author Angela Saini, to discuss the cultural pillars of whiteness, off the back of her most recent book "Superior: The Return of Race Science" in which she tells the disturbing story of the persistent thread of belief in biological racial differences in the world of science. In fact, she argues, they shaped British ideas of freedom and emancipation back in the United Kingdom. How relevant was race in the Rochdale grooming gang cases? Episode 14: Episode 16: Episode 8 - Priyamvada Gopal (born 1968) is Professor of Postcolonial Studies in the Faculty of English at the University of Cambridge, where she is a Fellow of Churchill College.Her main teaching and research interests are in colonial and postcolonial studies, South Asian literature, critical race studies, and the politics and cultures of empire and globalisation. She did not mention the contradictions, the lies and the troubling links between the plaintiffs. The report illustrated some intricacies of the case thus far, including an interview from Tariq Ramadan’s son, Sami Ramadan and a documented open letter of support from academics who stand by his right for due process such as, Aminata Traore, Noam Chomsky, and Ken Loach. In July 1995, in the midst of war in the former Yugoslavia, around 8,000 Muslim men and teenaged boys were massacred at Srebrenica. If you're reading this and are thinking about contributing an article then send us an email with a brief OR full article to contribute@amaliah.com ✌. Episode 2 - The author of multiple books including "Racism : a guide" (2011), À Nous la France (France is ours/2012), and How to Speak to Kids About Laïcité, her most recent books "France: Either You Love it or You Shut it" is a response to her experiences in the media over her career. In this episode, he joins Dr Myriam Francois to discuss the whiteness of the comedy world and his thoughts on the BLM movement. Follow Myriam François: On Twitter. Myriam François is a Franco-British journalist, broadcaster and writer with a focus on current affairs, France and the Middle East. But it's such a shame that a man who spoke inspiring words has committed sin. It’s not how “good of a Muslim” he is thats up for judgment. The Washington Post described the book as “a stunning and thorough look at White womanhood that should be required reading for anyone.” WHITE TEARS/BROWN SCARS traces the role that White Womanhood and feminism have played in the development of Western power structures and was inspired by her 2018 Guardian article ‘How White Women Use Strategic Tears to Silence Women of Colour’ which became a global flashpoint for discussions of race and gender. (1/2), But public image and extra-marital affairs context can't be dismissed. In this episode, Amma Asante joins Dr Myriam Francois to discuss whiteness in the film industry. - Dr Myriam Francois is joined by poet and writer Medina Tenour Whiteman, author of "The Invisible Muslim" to discuss race, whiteness and Islam. Many of us have been horrified about how the French state has dealt with this case. It's deeply politicised, it's deeply racialised. Myriam François is a journalist and Research Associate at the SOAS Centre for Islamic Studies. The Whiteness of Film - BAFTA award winning writer and director Amma Asante hasn't shied away from talking about race - from her recent contributions to the "My White Best Friend (and Other Letters Left Unsaid" festival, to her films which feature mixed race abolitionist aristocrat "Belle", to the story of afro-germans under the Nazis - but are mainstream films always produced for the 'white gaze' and are there some stories we simply shouldn't subject to it? Is the police still institutionally racist? Episode 4 - Should we talk about whiteness? I'm absolutely gutted he had extramarital affairs. In this episode, we unpick the whiteness Yassmin has encountered in the world of publishing, whether fiction authors should write from the perspective of someone with a completely different life experience, and the importance of hearing your own stories. — Fatimah Mohamied (@GeekFatimah) September 20, 2018. The report illustrated some intricacies of the case thus far, including an interview from Tariq Ramadan’s son, Sami Ramadan and a documented open letter of support from academics who stand by his right for due process such as, Aminata Traore, Noam Chomsky, and Ken Loach. In this episode, we explore white feminism, the limits of feminist solidarity and the weaponisation of tears. — Naveed (@Seditious_medic) September 18, 2018, Brilliantly done! . White psychosis - British academic Prof Kehinde Andrews is professor of Black Studies at Birmingham City University, the director of the Centre for Critical Social Research, founder of the Organisation of Black Unity, and co-chair of the Black Studies Association. ... Pesan di atas disampaikan oleh Myriam Francois pada suatu wawancara mengenai harapannya terhadap sesama muslimah yang hingga kini masih dimarjinalkan oleh masyarakat Barat. Watch my latest report with @m_madi on the sexual assault allegations against Tariq Ramadan over @BBCWorld https://t.co/6sLI5B7jCp #tariqramadan #metoo, — Dr Myriam François (@MyriamFrancoisC) September 18, 2018. (2/2), . Is the police still institutionally racist? The first plaintiff has a history of being lying and was contradicted by her own friend as she changed the story many times. While Black', a former BBC executive, and the co-founder of the Black British Writers' Guild . . Myriam François is a senior fellow with Center for Global Policy. A balanced piece with important questions. The journalist, Myriam François, abused Ramadan family’s trust on three essential accounts: 1. In this episode, he joins Dr Myriam Francois to explore whiteness and the law - how does whiteness manifest in the British legal system? Glad you asked the son – who implied they were "mistakes". The whiteness of immigration - "I think of immigration as reperations" - Multi award winning New York-based writer Suketu Mehta is the author of the best selling “This Land Is Our Land: An Immigrant's Manifesto" (2019) and "Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found" (2004), among others. I'm also disappointed that his extramarital affairs can be framed as "mistakes" i think that reflects alot on the blind eye we turn to our muslim men who do similar things. I like to eat things that aren’t too heavy as I get super full really quickly. Episode 6 - She was one of the 2020 LinkedIn Changemakers, and is a globally sought-after advisor on issues of social justice, focused on the intersections of race, gender and faith. Best known for championing the growth of Critical Race Theory internationally, and a pioneer of its use in the UK, in this episode, he joins me to talk about whiteness and how we should think about it. The whiteness of philosophy - Minna Salami is is the author of 'Sensuous Knowledge: A Black Feminist Approach for Everyone', and the founder of award-winning blog 'Ms Afropolitan'. While Black', a former BBC executive, and the co-founder of the Black British Writers' Guild . and much more.... - Habeeb Akande is a writer, sex educator, and author of 'Kunyaza: The Secret to Female Pleasure.' In this episode, she joins Dr Myriam Francois to discuss whiteness in philosophy. And if so, what does that actually mean? She is also the founder of Forever Africa Conference and Events (FACE), a Pan-African interdisciplinary conference hosted in Bristol. French Muslim Journalist Myriam Francois recently published a short report on the BBC regarding Oxford professor, Tariq Ramadan’s case. Episode 10 - Shameful opportunism. In this episode, he joins Dr Myriam Francois to discuss the whiteness of our conversations about immigration. And if so, what does that actually mean? Journalist Myriam François-Cerrah travels to Bosnia to mark the 20th anniversary of the worst atrocity in Europe since World War II. Final Q to son is a crucial one. In this episode, we explore white feminism, the limits of feminist solidarity and the weaponisation of tears. Awful report. She currently works as a broadcast journalist for TRT world, a global news network, and was the presenter of documentaries including BBC One's “A Deadly Warning: Srebrenica Revisited”. Dr. Myriam Francois is a journalist, TV producer and writer. Nonetheless, we are heartened to receive a huge amount of support from all quarters highlighting the gross neglect of due process in this case.”, Why you need to support the #FREETARIQRAMADANCAMPAIGN, Can I ask about the inclusion of the “squeaky clean persona” Vs the affairs? In this episode, she joins Dr Myriam Francois to explain the relationship between whiteness and decoloniality - is decolonising Britain part of challenging whiteness? Francois (billed as Emilie Francois for the film) is a "writer, broadcaster and academic with a focus on current affairs, France, Islam and the Middle East," … - Nazir Afzal OBE, is the former Chief Crown Prosecutor for NW England and formerly Chief Executive of the country’s Police & Crime Commissioners. - Ayishat Akanbi is a fashion stylist, writer, cultural commentator and artist based in London, UK. Always look to Allah and not the leaders. The whiteness of comedy - Dane Baptiste is a British stand-up comedian, writer and presenter. She is also a … Myriam Francois (born Emilie Siobhan Geoghegan François, formerly Myriam Francois-Cerrah; 20 December 1982) is an English-French writer, broadcaster and academic on issues related to Islam, France and the Middle East. Beyond the facts of history and more current statistics, there is human psychology at play in the power dynamics underpinning racism- and Ayishat shares her insights on whether the whiteness conversation is truly a productive one for us all. In fact, she argues, they shaped British ideas of freedom and emancipation back in the United Kingdom. In this episode, Ayishat shares some of her reservations about current conversations on race and tells me whether she thinks whiteness is a necessary or possibly - unhelpful - means of challenging racial inequalities. Was Mark Duggan's killing racist? Bisa dijumpai di akun Twitter @sidhila. Whiteness and the Decolonising Britain Movement - Dr Foluke Ifejola Adebisi is a Senior Lecturer at the Law School, University of Bristol where her scholarship focuses on decolonial thought in legal education. In this episode, she joins Dr Myriam Francois to unpick the relationship between France and whiteness - is there another way to think about frenchness? Episode 11 - Episode 7 - - British academic Prof Kehinde Andrews is professor of Black Studies at Birmingham City University, the director of the Centre for Critical Social Research, founder of the Organisation of Black Unity, and co-chair of the Black Studies Association. Whiteness and France - Internationally acclaimed French journalist, writer, and award-winning filmmaker Rokhaya Diallo is a pioneer in French media. Many of the myths around the biological differences between humans along racial lines continue to inform people's world views today, including among some very 'imminent' scientists... so how does the science of whiteness contribute to the story of whiteness and what does the persistence of these myths tell us about the true state of 'progress' when it comes to equality... - She's an American academic, lecturer, and author working in the fields of critical discourse analysis and whiteness studies - her book "White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism" has been a US bestseller and provoked an uncomfortable conversation in the USA on what it means to be white. Episode 1 - By creating a focus on the professor’s character in the context of how good or bad a Muslim he is, which was presented with the absence of a report on the extreme neglect, from French authorities, of his basic human rights, leading to a dramatic decline in his health without access to medication for his Multiple Sclerosis. Dr Gopal has previously discussed white fragility, stating that a "way of deflecting engagement with race is to personalise matters" and in October this year (2019), she criticised the UK's Equality and Human Rights Commission’s Report, 'Tackling racial harassment: universities challenged' for failing to address the systemic disadvantages faced by BME students or how whiteness dominates power structures and pedagogy. In this episode, she joins Dr Myriam Francois to discuss whiteness in philosophy. Thank you, Myriam, — Amanullah De Sondy (@desondy) September 18, 2018. “It is not for us to judge Tariq Ramadan’s guilt or innocence but we respectfully ask has Mr. Ramadan, has a fair and equitable legal process, one in which he is assumed innocent until proven guilty? Thought that was an odd thing to include, — Rumana (@lil_pomegranate) September 18, 2018, True in the long term for if/when he gets released/post-trial and his career/position in the future. Whiteness and the law - Nazir Afzal OBE, is the former Chief Crown Prosecutor for NW England and formerly Chief Executive of the country’s Police & Crime Commissioners. Myriam François is a journalist and research associate at the Centre of Islamic Studies, SOAS University of London. Is there one form of justice for Muslims in France, and one for everywhere else?”, The report descends as a few personal slights are made about Ramadan’s character, as Francois references how he admits to having extramarital affairs, “this was a man with a squeaky-clean image who lectured on how to live as a good Muslim and that definitely means no sex outside of marriage.” This is followed by the journalist asking, “do you think what your dad has done is wrong?” to Sami Ramadan, the academic’s son, who said, ” I think every human being does things that are wrong, yes I know my dad makes mistakes the same way I make mistakes, the way every human being makes mistakes, this is not what this story is about, its about a crime, and I believe he did not commit this crime.”. @BBCNews’ choice of title could’ve been better but this clip by @MyriamFrancoisC about #metoo & Prof Tariq Ramadan is gripping. Aside from being a trend-setter who dresses the artist Koffee - amazing - Ayishat has amassed a different type of following through her always insightful, often provocative online presence, where she challenges many of the assumptions and dogmas of modern 'woke' culture. Myriam Francois. Best known for championing the growth of Critical Race Theory internationally, and a pioneer of its use in the UK, in this episode, he joins me to talk about whiteness and how we should think about it. Aside from being a trend-setter who dresses the artist Koffee - amazing - Ayishat has amassed a different type of following through her always insightful, often provocative online presence, where she challenges many of the assumptions and dogmas of modern 'woke' culture. Episode 12: – Ruby Hamad’s first book tackles the power of white tears – how have white women wielded their innocence against women of colour and how has that ‘innocence’ been used to buttress white supremacy? We Need to Talk about Whiteness - The Podcast. In this episode, we unpick the whiteness Yassmin has encountered in the world of publishing, whether fiction authors should write from the perspective of someone with a completely different life experience, and the importance of hearing your own stories. Episode 17: Episode 15: During a 24 year career, has prosecuted some of the most high profile cases in the UK. The French justice system is mistreating him by not giving him his fundamental rights incl. The whiteness of the corporate world - Nels Abbey is is the author of 'Think Like a White Man: A Satirical Guide to Conquering the World . — Dr Myriam François (@MyriamFrancoisC) September 18, 2018. She cut and deliberately quoted my brother, Sami Ramadan’s responses out of context. — Hanne Büşra (@curieBosphorus) September 18, 2018. How do race and religion intersect and what does a Muslim subjectivity contribute to the conversation on whiteness? 2. Here we we talk about the legacy of colonial modes of thinking, empire state of mind and just how helpful whiteness can be to the prickly conversations around racism in the UK. The Washington Post described the book as “a stunning and thorough look at White womanhood that should be required reading for anyone.” WHITE TEARS/BROWN SCARS traces the role that White Womanhood and feminism have played in the development of Western power structures and was inspired by her 2018 Guardian article ‘How White Women Use Strategic Tears to Silence Women of Colour’ which became a global flashpoint for discussions of race and gender. She is also the founder of Forever Africa Conference and Events (FACE), a Pan-African interdisciplinary conference hosted in Bristol. Myriam Francois-Cerrah & Sharmeen Ziauddin Iftar: I’ve spent a lot of time in the Arab world, my husband is Turkish so we eat a mixture of food. Myriam Francois (born Emilie Siobhan Geoghegan François, formerly Myriam Francois-Cerrah; 20 December 1982) is an English-French writer, broadcaster and academic on issues related to Islam, France and the Middle East. Linking it to the #MeToo movement on the back end of last year being largely characterized by the many reports surfacing from a number of women who had been sexually assaulted by men who are leaders in their respective industries. She was one of the 2020 LinkedIn Changemakers, and is a globally sought-after advisor on issues of social justice, focused on the intersections of race, gender and faith. In this episode, he joins Dr Myriam Francois to explore whiteness and sex - how has white normativity affected how we think about sex and pleasure? Let's see for the others. Episode 13: Episode 3 - You obviously have a personal agenda and deliberately made him appear guilty without mentioning his failing health as well as his incarceration without any process or fair hearing. In this episode, Ayishat shares some of her reservations about current conversations on race and tells me whether she thinks whiteness is a necessary or possibly - unhelpful - means of challenging racial inequalities.
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