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Mahmood Mamdani

Mahmood Mamdani

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Oct 28, 2026

Amy GoodmanHOST
10:07
Alex Preti's parents have accused the federal government of protecting the Customs and Border Protection agents who fatally shot their son in January in Minneapolis and said the Trump administration has stonewalled them from the investigation in the nine months since Alex Preti was killed.
Amy GoodmanHOST
10:28
This is Alex's father, Michael, who spoke alongside his wife, Susan, from Minneapolis Tuesday.
Michael PretiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:36
We believe in the rule of law and that people should be held accountable through that law.
Michael PretiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:43
However, our experience with the Department of Justice has left us wondering how Alex will ever get justice.

32 MINS LATER

Amy GoodmanHOST
42:24
And what did he campaign on? Gasoline prices and Gaza.
speaker_15GUEST
42:28
Exactly.
Amy GoodmanHOST
42:29
And you were a professor at Columbia, now Professor Emeritus, with his father, Mahmoud Mamdani.
Amy GoodmanHOST
42:34
Right.
Amy GoodmanHOST
10:07
Alex Preti's parents have accused the federal government of protecting the Customs and Border Protection agents who fatally shot their son in January in Minneapolis, and said the Trump administration has stonewalled them from the investigation in the nine months since Alex Preti was killed.
Amy GoodmanHOST
10:28
This is Alex's father, Michael, who spoke alongside his wife Susan from Minneapolis Tuesday.
MichaelSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:36
We believe in the rule of law and that people should be held accountable through that law.
MichaelSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:43
However, our experience with the Department of Justice has left us wondering how Alex will ever get justice.

32 MINS LATER

Amy GoodmanHOST
42:24
And what did he campaign on? Gasoline prices and Gaza.
Seni SinghSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:28
Exactly.
Amy GoodmanHOST
42:29
And you were a professor at Columbia, now Professor Emeritus, with his father, Mahmoud Mamdani, also a very powerful voice on the issue of Palestine.
Rashid KhalidiGUEST
42:38
I mean, they are trying to silence these voices, student voices.
Amy GoodmanHOST
10:07
Alex Preti's parents have accused the federal government of protecting the Customs and Border Protection agents who fatally shot their son in January in Minneapolis and said the Trump administration has stonewalled them from the investigation in the nine months since Alex Preti was killed.
Amy GoodmanHOST
10:28
This is Alex's father, Michael, who spoke alongside his wife, Susan, from Minneapolis Tuesday.
Michael PretiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:36
We believe in the rule of law and that people should be held accountable through that law.
Michael PretiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:43
However, our experience with the Department of Justice has left us wondering how Alex will ever get justice.

32 MINS LATER

Amy GoodmanHOST
42:24
And what did he campaign on? Gasoline prices and Gaza.
speaker_15UNKNOWN
42:28
Exactly.
Amy GoodmanHOST
42:29
And you were a professor at Columbia, now Professor Emeritus, with his father, Mahmoud Mamdani.
Amy GoodmanHOST
42:34
Right.
Amy GoodmanHOST
10:07
Alex Preti's parents have accused the federal government of protecting the Customs and Border Protection agents who fatally shot their son in January in Minneapolis and said the Trump administration has stonewalled them from the investigation in the nine months since Alex Preti was killed.
Amy GoodmanHOST
10:28
This is Alex's father, Michael, who spoke alongside his wife, Susan, from Minneapolis Tuesday.
Michael PretiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:36
We believe in the rule of law and that people should be held accountable through that law.
Michael PretiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:43
However, our experience with the Department of Justice has left us wondering how Alex will ever get justice.

32 MINS LATER

Amy GoodmanHOST
42:24
And what did he campaign on? Gasoline prices and Gaza.
speaker_15UNKNOWN
42:28
Exactly.
Amy GoodmanHOST
42:29
And you were a professor at Columbia, now Professor Emeritus, with his father, Mahmoud Mamdani.
Amy GoodmanHOST
42:34
Right.
Bill Fletcher Jr.GUEST
17:58
How that struggle gets played out remains a very big question because it has major implications.
Elia AyoubHOST
18:07
Given the, we have seen a, obviously with Mamdani's election and now with, I would say the kind of making waves and so on, a way, however flawed, of challenging the mainstream Democrats from their left.
Elia AyoubHOST
18:24
How do you see that kind of developing? Is there any sort of, yeah, just how do you see it developing really? How are your reflections on them in general?
Bill Fletcher Jr.GUEST
18:34
So I think it's fantastic.
Stephen MaikaHOST
6:11
But it's a name we rarely hear.
Stephen MaikaHOST
6:13
We know it was mentioned, but if you ask someone in the current generation, probably none of them will have heard of that name, and it's pretty sad.
Derek PetersonGUEST
6:23
It's hard to overstate how, in the 20th century, how important Missouri was for Americans in particular.
Stephen MaikaHOST
6:29
in interpreting African heritage and history

13 MINS LATER

Derek PetersonGUEST
19:33
Okay.
Stephen MaikaHOST
19:34
Ah, interesting.
Stephen MaikaHOST
19:35
When I was doing some bit of research for this conversation, I bumped into something by someone whom I know you know very well, Professor Mahmood Mamdani.
Stephen MaikaHOST
19:45
And I saw something where he says that during the First World War, the British, of course, the Raj in India was still ongoing.
speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:54
Fairfax County Public Schools did not return a Monday request for comment, but did express that safety of their students and staff, quote, remains a top priority.
Michael BerryHOST
24:03
Mahmoud Mamdani, that's a pretty name, is the father of New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani.
Michael BerryHOST
24:12
And he's a professor at Columbia University, so he's talking to your kids should they get into this Ivy League school.
Michael BerryHOST
24:18
He went on camera and said that Hitler learned from America.
Craig CohenHOST
37:28
Mm
Samiha RizviGUEST
37:28
... which is another problem, right? Um, you know, defined by the scholar Mahmood Mamdani about the good Muslim being the person that puts their head down and the bad Muslim being the person that speaks up as a Muslim, and, you know, wears that badge proudly.
Samiha RizviGUEST
37:41
But unfortunately for the Western world and for people that aren't Muslim, it's a bad thing because they don't want us to speak about our faith and advocate for the principles that our faith teaches us, which is justice for all.
Craig CohenHOST
37:54
Ultimately, uh, do you think what it means to be Muslim in America, and in particular here in Houston, has changed a lot across 25 years?
Shane ContoHOST
3:11
Nair made the film with her then-husband, and they wound up their marriage faltering while making this film.
Shane ContoHOST
3:23
And interestingly enough, she met her future husband while doing research, Mahmood Mamdani.
Shane ContoHOST
3:33
And their child is now mayor of New York City, Zoran Mamdani.
Shane ContoHOST
3:41
So honestly, there would be no Zoran Mamdani, the mayor of New York City, if it weren't for Mississippi Masala.
Yasir QadhiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:31
So I went to a book that was assigned reading in my class for 10 years.
Yasir QadhiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:36
It's called Good Muslim, Bad Muslim: America, the Cold War, and the Roots of Terror by Mahmood Mamdani.
Yasir QadhiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:47
And I'm like, "This is Mamdani." I open the page.
Yasir QadhiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:49
By the way, this is my copy from 2010.
Yasir QadhiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:50
2004, it became, not a bestseller because it's an academic book, but it became one of the most important bestsellers in the field of political Islam.
Yasir QadhiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:01
And I heard of the book when I was doing my PhD, and when I started teaching, uh, I assigned it to my undergraduate students as a part of their required reading.
Yasir QadhiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:09
So what is this book about? What was the controversy about it, and what is the summary of this book? The author is, of course, Mahmood Mamdani.
Yasir QadhiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:17
He's an Indian of Gujarati, uh, origin, but, uh, raised in British Uganda.

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