Topic: Brown People

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Wajid Ali speaks on the inevitability of demographic change in the West, stating that the decision to allow immigration in 1965 led to an irreversible "embedding" of South Asian populations. He criticizes Western culture, music, and food as inferior to those of immigrant communities. Ali claims that the "story" of the West is over and that immigrant populations will continue to expand through family reunification and high birth rates.