After Paris, Berkeley’s Bazian Still Hyping ‘Islamophobia’
27th November 2015
As director of UC Berkeley’s Islamophobia Research & Documentation Project, Bazian displayed the usual fear-mongering, complete with divisive, politicized rhetoric. He blamed the alleged rise of “Islamophobia” in America–a claim that FBI hate crime statistics for 2014 continue to contradict–on “a massive demographic change . . . that has made individuals still living in the 1950s uncomfortable” and to “shrinking middle class” induced “resentment.”
Perhaps what’s fueling resentment, if indeed it exists, are Middle East studies academics like Bazian who insist on assigning victimhood to Muslim-Americans and villainy to the West, while accusing anyone who encourages introspection and reform within Islam of being a bigot.
I hereby coin the term ‘caucophobia’, an irrational fear and hatred of white people. You have my permission to use it freely.