<p>Before the virus, home-grown terrorism was seen by many as the biggest threat to life in the West. The diagnosis named 'extremism' as the problem, but what assumptions lay behind this, and can we improve on such language?</p>

Before the virus, home-grown terrorism was seen by many as the biggest threat to life in the West. The diagnosis named 'extremism' as the problem, but what assumptions lay behind this, and can we improve on such language?

Extremism is not the problem (S1 E5)

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Iconoclast is a space for the creative and the curious to explore culture and ideas. Join Matt Brunton on a personal journey of deconstructing faith, challenging dehumanising beliefs and practices, and celebrating the artists positively shaping society.

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