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February 19, 2015
It seems to be having the desired effect, lol...
Channel 4's Ukip docudrama sparks nearly 1,000 complaints
http://www.theguardian.com/media/2015/feb/17/channel-4-ukip-first-100-days-docudrama-complaints-ofcom
C4 Docudrama: The 1st 100 days of a wingnut UK Independence Party (UKIP) government after the May GE
It seems to be having the desired effect, lol...
Channel 4's Ukip docudrama sparks nearly 1,000 complaints
http://www.theguardian.com/media/2015/feb/17/channel-4-ukip-first-100-days-docudrama-complaints-ofcom
February 12, 2015
A blindfolded Muslim took the streets holding a sign asking strangers to hug him in a social experiment designed to eliminate stereotypes and overcome prejudice.
The video shows the touching moment people approached the man, who could not see, during a Blind Trust Project in Toronto, Canada.
As the clip shows he had one sign which said: “I trust you – do you trust me? Give me a hug” and another which said: “I am a Muslim – I am labelled as a terrorist”.
“We did it to eliminate the stereotypes that surround Muslims", Maaz Khan, founder of Time Vision, which made the film, told BT.com.
“We wanted to promote love and peace between different races and religions. Anyone could easily have hurt him when he was blindfolded, but we trusted the people and the response was just heartwarming. It’s all about coexisting.”
AsoOmii Jay, seen in the video, said the inspirational video was made in response to recent hate crime and bullying against Muslims due to Islamophobia.
As you can see by the response from the public, it definitely broke down some social barriers.
http://home.bt.com/news/world-news/blindfolded-muslim-asks-strangers-for-hugs-in-social-experiment-designed-to-combat-islamophobia-11363961138298
Blindfolded Muslim asks strangers for hugs (VIDEO)
Blindfolded Muslim asks strangers for hugs in social experiment designed to combat IslamophobiaA blindfolded Muslim took the streets holding a sign asking strangers to hug him in a social experiment designed to eliminate stereotypes and overcome prejudice.
The video shows the touching moment people approached the man, who could not see, during a Blind Trust Project in Toronto, Canada.
As the clip shows he had one sign which said: “I trust you – do you trust me? Give me a hug” and another which said: “I am a Muslim – I am labelled as a terrorist”.
“We did it to eliminate the stereotypes that surround Muslims", Maaz Khan, founder of Time Vision, which made the film, told BT.com.
“We wanted to promote love and peace between different races and religions. Anyone could easily have hurt him when he was blindfolded, but we trusted the people and the response was just heartwarming. It’s all about coexisting.”
AsoOmii Jay, seen in the video, said the inspirational video was made in response to recent hate crime and bullying against Muslims due to Islamophobia.
As you can see by the response from the public, it definitely broke down some social barriers.
http://home.bt.com/news/world-news/blindfolded-muslim-asks-strangers-for-hugs-in-social-experiment-designed-to-combat-islamophobia-11363961138298
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