On Being Black and Muslim Today
If you happen to be a Black Muslim in the United States, then you’re hit with the double zing
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Black Muslim Politics: Points of Entry
Sapelo Square’s second special feature takes a look at the Black Muslim political imagination, past and present.
Black Muslim Politics: In Photos
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Black Muslim Politics: A Healthy Patriotism- Insight from the late Imam W. Deen Mohammad
By Narjis Nichole Abdul-Majid [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69Cs-toomIY[/embed] In “A Healthy Patriotism” Imam W. Deen Mohammad gives a brief overview of Nation of Islam
Black Muslim Politics: Anthems
anthem, n. a popular song with rousing, emotive, qualities, often one identified with a particular subculture, social group, or
Black Muslim Politics: Hip Hop for Consciousness – The Imam Jamil Al-Amin Benefit Concert
In May 2001, a collaboration of Los Angeles and Bay Area Black and non-Black Muslims put on a benefit
Black Muslim Politics: Why I am Going to Justice Or Else
By Stephen Jamal Leeper In 1724 the South Carolina legislature passed its first “bring your gun to church” law as
Black Muslim Politics: Justice – A Universal Right Ordained by Allah
By Starla Muhammad “Justice is the birthright of every human being. Justice is a prerequisite to life. We cannot live without