Radical Skin, Moderate Masks

In 'Radical Skin, Moderate Masks', Yassir Morsi delves into the complexities of deradicalization efforts targeting Muslim communities within the framework of post-racial societies.

The book critically examines how race and racism continue to shape perceptions and experiences of Muslims in Western contexts.

Morsi analyzes the ways in which deradicalization programs often reinforce stereotypes and overlook underlying systemic issues.

By exploring the intersections of identity, power, and representation, the book challenges conventional understandings of radicalization.

It offers a nuanced perspective on the challenges faced by Muslims navigating issues of identity, belonging, and social justice in contemporary society.

This book provides valuable insights for scholars, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of race, religion, and identity in the modern world.