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When extremism becomes the weapon, both sides suffer
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When extremism becomes the weapon, both sides suffer
The India-Pakistan division and the current rhetoric surrounding the violence exemplify how conversations about extremism are highly unproductive By GEETIKA MAHAJAN — giamahajan@ucdavis.edu When the British left South Asia in 1947, they left a tangible legacy of colonialism behind. The following partition of India into India and Pakistan was one of the most violent conflicts of the 20th century, and its consequences are still impacting peopl…
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