Talk:Amrit Wilson
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Controversy - racism + death threats
editHi,
I came across this article - https://www.firstpost.com/opinion/oxford-the-first-bastion-of-far-left-hinduphobia-10748681.html
Quoting from the article, written by a former University of Oxford student, it states:
"For example, a group at the university [of Oxford] researched Hinduphobia and discrimination against Indians in the UK and for daring the research they were mobbed by a group of Khalistani and Stalinist racists. The anti-Semitic and Hinduphobic columnist Amrit Wilson, then, wrote a racist diatribe against Indian groups and made death threats to young anti-racism scholars. Worst still, the editors of Byline Times, the publishers of Amrit’s diatribe, knew about the racism and death threats and still published her racist diatribe anyway"
Would the editors of this page like to reflect the above on Amrit's wiki?
Many thanks, 178.147.129.64 (talk) 10:31, 3 August 2023 (UTC)