"I'm Painfully British": What it Means to be British and Muslim Right Now | Mehreen Khan
What does it mean to be visibly Muslim in British public life right now? Mehreen Khan has been living that question since she was eleven years old - when 9/11 turned her faith into something she had to defend. She's now Economics Editor at The Times, the first woman and first person of colour in the role, and one of…
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