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As we reflect on the Christchurch mosque massacre – in which an Australian white nationalist murdered 51 Muslims who were simply praying – the debate about religion, race and culture bubbles away.
The opponents of Islam say it’s a religion, not a race, so a critique of the belief isn’t racist.
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Guests:
Rosemary Hancock, PhD
Research Associate,
Religion and global society program, Institute for Ethics and Society
The University of Notre Dame, NSW
Dr Fethi Mansouri,
Director,
Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation
Deakin University, Victoria
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