Daughters of the Dust: A Classic in American Cinema
By Aïdah Aliyah Rasheed, Arts & Culture Editor [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4PEcVK6gbM[/embed] Julie Dash’s film Daughters of the Dust is one of the most visually
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The Relevance of Black American Muslim Thought
Over the years, many Black American Muslims have been at the forefront of articulating Islamic thought for the growing
A View from the ‘Hood: On the Roots of the Baltimore Uprising
“Baltimore’s population is not one that you would want to anger,” I recall telling several friends from abroad. Then
Refracting Light: 2015 Malcolm X Special Feature
Participants in this online exhibit were given two simple requests: to submit a photo of themselves with the image
“These Are the Breaks” (and Continuities): Curating the Malcolm X Mixtape
The Malcolm X Mixtape is a collaborative project by the Students of "Black Studies 190: Malcolm X" (Spring 2011
Refracting Light: An Online Photo and Audio Exhibit on the legacy of Malcolm X/Al Hajj Malik El-Shabazz
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Participants in this online exhibit were given two simple requests: to submit a photo of themselves with the image
Mapping the Intersections of Islamophobia & #BlackLivesMatter: Unearthing Black Muslim Life & Activism in the Policing Crisis
By Donna Auston First Posted on May 19th, 2015James Baldwin once said, “To be a Negro in this country and
Narratives of Black Muslim Women: Between the Nation and Sunni Islam
By Jamillah Karim When I was invited in 2012 to speak at Harvard University’s Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Islamic Studies Conference,