

Forgotten Ummah--Muslims in China
Aug 2, 2024
In this engaging discussion, Darren Blyer, a sociocultural anthropologist, delves into his book on Uyghur Muslims and the interplay of Islamophobia and capitalism in East Turkestan. He highlights the historical struggles of Uyghurs, emphasizing the severe human rights violations they face. The conversation explores state narratives labeling Uyghurs as terrorists while drawing parallels to global patterns of marginalization. Blyer also discusses the importance of solidarity and friendship within the Uyghur community as a form of resistance against ongoing violence.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Uyghur Struggles in Xinjiang
01:54 • 15min
State Narratives and Terrorism: A Global Perspective
16:51 • 8min
Islamophobia and the Uyghur Crisis
24:39 • 15min
Globalization, Conflict, and the Dynamics of Muslim Perceptions
39:35 • 3min
Solidarity in Dispossession: The Uyghur Experience
42:17 • 9min
Colonial Narratives and Their Consequences
50:48 • 8min