Intersections of Race and Islamophobia

This chapter examines the intricate relationships between critical race studies and critical Muslim studies, highlighting their methodologies and the complexities of Islamophobia. It discusses the historical roots of these issues while emphasizing the need for a decolonial perspective to understand the nuances of identity politics, particularly in the context of the United States. The conversation advocates for recognizing unique experiences among marginalized groups to foster solidarity and challenge systemic inequalities effectively.