Dilly Hussain, a journalist and deputy editor of 5Pillars, delves into the complexities of British Muslim life and the intricacies of free speech. He discusses the challenges of tackling community tensions and institutional failures, particularly around the topic of grooming gangs. The conversation also explores the nature of Islam, the impact of blasphemy laws, and the contentious figure of Tommy Robinson. Additionally, Hussain examines the balance of narratives on multiculturalism, immigration, and the interrelation of these topics with societal perceptions of crime and cultural identity.
