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The voice of reason
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The Booker Prize winner said those who claimed judging Muslims was "de facto" racism were playing a "poisonous argument".
McEwan, 61, the best-selling author of novels including Amsterdam, Atonement and Saturday, thought many in the left wrongly took this position because they had an anti-Americanism shared with Islamists. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/b...ot-racist.html I think he has a point re: the left and the anti-American thing. |
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