Hamid Dabashi is Hagop Kevorkian Professor of Iranian Studies and Comparative Literature at Columbia University.
The United States is the single most powerful supporter of the Israel i settler colony. The U.S. government heavily arms and gives political cover to Israel , and considers the people at the mercy of its aggression as America's enemies. And president after president, Republican and Democrat, has enabled Israel to commit war crimes, crimes against humanity, and even genocide with total impunity.
Mishra picked up on Coates' own sense of wonder in himself, 'Why do white people like what I write?' and analysed with surgical precision: also visibly struggles with the question, 'Why do white people like what I write?'' This is a fraught issue for the very few writers from formerly colonized countries or historically disadvantaged minorities in the West who are embraced by 'legacy' periodicals, and then tasked with representing their people—or country,...
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