Anouar Majid's lecture on American-Muslim relations featured on MPBN radio

Maine Public Radio's "Speaking in  Maine" program on Nov. 26, 2012 featured a lecture by Anouar Majid, Ph.D., associate provost for global initiatives and director of the UNE Center for Global Humanities, who spoke on "The Past and Future of American-Muslim Relations." The lecture was recorded at the Nov. 12 Center for Global Humanities' 2012-2013 Crosley Lecture.

Majid discussed what unites and divides the United States and the Muslim world, and the relationship between the two in the future. He is the author of a number of books, most recently Islam and America: Building a Future Without Prejudice. Listen to the MPBN podcast.

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