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Social Democrat Nalin Baksi says the left gave legitimacy to the Islamists

Both the left and the right are to blame for the rise of Islamism in Sweden, says Social Democrat and Muslim Nalin Baksi. The left gave them political legitimacy in the name of anti-racism, and the right has financed them through its policies, she says.

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