Opinion: 'Why should only Muslims be responsible for defending secularism? TMC’s Bengal loss isn’t on us'
"Maybe the biggest shift is to stop seeing ourselves only as a community under permanent siege, and start seeing ourselves as citizens with agency, responsibility, and the ability to shape our own future beyond fear. In the end, Muslims need a vision for the future." Watch this week's column for ThePrint by Amana…
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