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Author Archives: Róisín Todd
Meaning-Making in the Mosh Pit: Claiming Muslim and Punk Identities in an Alt-Right Era
When the far right is trying to criminalize your very being, it’s nice to have a scene that’s all about being yourself. —Basim Usmani qtd. in Abber 2015 Taqwacore band The Kominas burst onto the American punk scene in 2004, their … Continue reading