Salman Rushdie on terrorism in the modern world
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Started September 13, 2026
The novelist on the "line of connection" between 9/11 and the attack on his own life
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Salman Rushdie on terrorism in the modern world
New Statesman (United Kingdom) | Sep 11, 2026
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Terrorism in the modern world is often a reaction to perceived cultural imperialism and must be understood in that context.
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Public discourse on terrorism must include diverse perspectives to foster understanding and solutions.
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Salman Rushdie's experience with terrorism highlights the dangers of free expression in a volatile world.
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Literature and art should be protected from censorship, even in the face of violent threats.
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The rise of terrorism in the modern world is closely linked to failures in addressing grievances within marginalized communities.
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Censorship in response to terrorism can lead to a dangerous precedent for free speech worldwide.
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Terrorism should not be excused as a response to cultural offenses; it is an unacceptable form of violence.
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The connection between 9/11 and the attack on Rushdie is overstated and distracts from other forms of terrorism.
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The fear of terrorism can lead to unjust profiling and discrimination against entire communities.
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Government responses to terrorism must prioritize the protection of civil liberties alongside security.
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