M. Elibiary | FBI Training, the Ackerman Exposé & American Muslim Community Concerns
18 September, 2011
by Mohamed Elibiary Civil Rights, Interacting with Law Enforcement, Islamophobia 21 comments
Mohamed Elibiary, Advisor to the Homeland Security Enterprise advises the Muslim community about Wired Magazine’s, Spenser Ackerman’ s expose on FBI Counter-Terrorism training at Quantico. “As a liaison between the FBI and the Muslim community, I can attest that there is nothing new in Spenser’s reporting and could add volumes more to it of FBI wrongdoings; none the less, it has been disquieting and demoralizing for someone in my position to watch the ripple effects upon our community’s psyche.”
Elibiary: It’s a Mistake to Assassinate Anwar al-Awlaki (with Foreword by Yasir Qadhi)
The news of Al-Awlaki’s pending assassination circled the globe and included long discussions in the media about whether or not such a murder is “constitutional,” if it even constitutes “murder” and on Al-Jazeera it was dissected as a possible window into the Obama administration’s decision making process.
Muslims for McCain, Muslims for Obama: Can Muslims and the Media Handle it?
Last week I was up in DC for some government-relations work, and was a bit shocked to receive a request from FOX News for an interview on the Presidential Race.
What would you say to America’s leading Islamophobes if given the opportunity?
This past weekend I flew back early into Dallas from a 160+ years in-the-making Baptist Convention, intended to heal Race Relations amongst White and Black Baptists, just so that I
BUBBA responds to possible “Honor Killing” in Dallas
6 January, 2008
by Mohamed Elibiary Integration and Interactions, Islamophobia, Media, Reflections & Responses, Society, Stereotypes 28 comments
What a trip the past two weeks have been? The last week of December as well as the first week of January is usually dead without much going on in
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