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Amarnath Amarasingam

Toronto
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Prof @QueensU | Work: Extremist/social movements, diaspora politics, conspiracy theories, online communities, MENA, South Asia | Hip-Hop is Life 🎤
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Confronting the Resurgent Right

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By Miriam Edelson, Amarnath Amarasingam, Stephanie Carvin
| Quill & Quire Verified
As Canadians warily observe the turbocharged right-wing extremism undergirding Donald Trump’s America, two new titles serve as disturbing reminders of our own “Maple Leaf” violence, a shameful reality deeply rooted in Canadian history and increasingly shaping contemporary political discourse.
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The shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego is part of a far‑right curriculum of violence

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By Amarnath Amarasingam
| muslimlink.ca
Like so many recent extremist mass shootings, they livestreamed the attack and, uniquely, even livestreamed their suicides. Police say one shooter’s mother had earlier reported him missing, suicidal and in possession of stolen firearms from her home. The attack is being investigated as a hate crime after authorities found a lengthy manifesto praising previous mass shooters.
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What Three Extremist Attacks Tell Us about the State of Hate in Canada

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By Amarnath Amarasingam
| The Walrus Magazine Verified
By January 2017, threats were nothing new to the members of the Quebec City Islamic Cultural Centre. For months, the centre (also known as the Grande Mosquée de Québec) had been targeted with hate-filled rhetoric. For example, in June 2016, a pig’s head was left during Ramadan with a note that read “bon appétit.” A few weeks later, pamphlets circulated in the neighbourhood, claiming the mosque was linked to terrorism.
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