This is the text of the intervention Houria Bouteldja, PIR spokesman at the Fourth International Co

This is the text of the intervention Houria Bouteldja, PIR spokesman at the Fourth International Congress famous black male models on Islamic feminism, which was held in Madrid on 21-24 October. More than 500 people registered for the event, based on the analysis of the current situation of this movement and its future prospects and promoted by the Catalan Islamic Council (JIC) and the Union of Muslim Women in Spain.
I would first like to thank the Junta Islamica Catalana for organizing this conference, which is a breath of fresh air in a Europe that curls over itself, which is driven by increasingly xenophobic discussions and the reject of otherness.
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