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Author Archives: awilli28
Boko Haram’s British Roots
by Ava Williams In the early 2000s, an anti-western, Muslim organization originated in Nigeria. Formally known as Boko Haram, the terrorist organization establishes themselves against the west through their ideals and the name’s English meaning, ‘western education is a sin.’ Boko Haram … Continue reading
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Tagged Boko Haram, Colonialism, Islam, modernity, Nigeria, Politics
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