‘We Out Here’: Muslim Women Who Travel
The growing popularity of international travel among African Americans often referred to as “the Black Travel movement,” has led
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African American Muslims and the LAPD
Earlier this year, the ILM (Intellect, Love and Mercy) Foundation in Los Angeles, Ca., convened a group of sixteen
Top Billin’: Muslim Cool on Left of Black
We invite you to watch to an episode from “Left of Black,” a weekly Black studies webcast hosted by
Dr. Shakeela Hassan and the Making of a American Muslim Icon
Imagine the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and you will undoubtedly picture a man wearing a cap embroidered with a large
The Politics of Civic Engagement and Self-Determination
Sapelo Square Politics Editor, Kamilah A. Pickett, talks with Saleemah Abdul-Ghafur, Board Chair of the Georgia Muslim Voter Project.
It Ain’t Easy: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s Journey to Islam
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar narrates his journey to Islam and how Black identity is central to his conversion story.
How I Learned to Breathe
Storytellers are carriers of history, cultural memory, resilience and hope. Tariq Touré is a storyteller, who uses poetry to
On Prisoners’ Rights, Black Muslims and Imam Jamil Al-Amin
By Sapelo Square In celebration of Imam Jamil Al-Amin's 75th birthday, and in recognition of almost two decades of imprisonment