Riz Ahmed became the first actor of Asian and Muslim background to win an Oscar for ‘best-live action short film’ on Sunday for his part in The Long Goodbye. Ahmed, 39, starred, co-wrote, and contributed music to the film, which shares its name with an album released by the British-Pakistani actor. “This is for everyone who feels like they don’t belong. Anyone who feels like they’re stuck in no man’s land. You’re not alone. We’ll meet you there. That’s where the future is. Peace,” Ahmed said in his acceptance speech. The accolade comes a year after Ahmed was nominated for an Academy Award for …