![Little Mosque on the Prairie: How Little Mosque Found a Home [Part 2]](/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/16canda.xlaarge1-300x160.jpg)
The various people involved in Little Mosque’s production were positioned differently in the communities between which they were mediating, and as a consequence, the factors that influenced their creative decisions differed, too.
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Little Mosque on the Prairie: How Little Mosque Found a Home [Part 2]
Capitalizing on Multiculturalism: “Premium” Indian American Audiences and “American” advertisers
If we think of efforts by “American” entities to access “Indian American” spaces of culture, capital labor, and belonging as symptomatic of emergent modalities of the transnational, might we be able to see subtle shifts in the discourse of multiculturalism in the contemporary moment?
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