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Community affairs correspondent @guardian, covering race and inequality. Scattered by @BloomsburyBooks out in June. Not on Twitter
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‘Always cracking jokes': Questions raised over Jason Arday's claim he was non-verbal as a child

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By Lanre Bakare Verified, Aamna Mohdin Verified, Sammy Gecsoyler Verified
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The story of Jason Arday's extraordinary rise to becoming the youngest black professor in the history of the University of Cambridge is all the more remarkable for one claim: that he did not learn to speak until just shy of his 12th birthday. This claim was mentioned in a letter announcing his resignation last week , which came amid mounting questions about both his academic work and statements he had made about his past.
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‘Comedy is my seed of hope': UK Palestinian comic Sami Abu Wardeh on his Edinburgh show

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By Aamna Mohdin Verified
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The war in Gaza is a topic many avoid discussing, let alone joke about. But for Palestinian comedians, humour has become an essential tool for keeping life going while loved ones live under occupation and bombardment. “A lot of Palestinian solidarity events are, rightfully, about grieving,” said the British Palestinian comedian Sami Abu Wardeh. “They'll read out the names of children and all these atrocities, and then you leave depressed.
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One UK mosque attacked 'every five days', says British Muslim Trust

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By Aamna Mohdin Verified
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One mosque is attacked in Britain every five days, according to new data released by the government's partner for monitoring anti-Muslim hatred. More than 70 attacks on mosques in the UK have been recorded over the past year, which include acts of intimidation, violence, property damage, harassment, anti-Muslim hate speech, online abuse and vandalism. The British Muslim Trust warned that momentum on attacks was building and called for an urgent response from the government.
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