Don't make the mistake of thinking that just because Americans (Muslim or non-Muslim) talk about racism and other forms of bigotry more than other countries, that that means that the rates of identity-based discrimination are less in these other countries.
Anyone who has spent any real amount of time listening to the Black community about their experiences will know that they face anti-Black racism all over the world. This is not a United States or Western issue, and to say otherwise is incredibly problematic.
Also, if you are not a member of a community experiencing marginalization and oppression, it is *never* your place to speak about what their experiences are or are not.
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Rahimeh leverages her lived experiences at the intersections of multiple marginalized and privileged identities, a master’s degree in intercultural communication, and years of professional DEI experience to address the often deeply uncomfortable but nonetheless essential work of making our spaces inclusive and equitable for all.
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