For non-Black people of color specifically, the Mizzou protests and the broader Black Lives Matter Movement have been instructive in two principal ways. First, they emphasize...
By Wendy Diaz When I was in 5th grade, around 10 or 11 years old, I was blessed to be placed in the classroom of who...
By Shani Banks and Sumayyah T. The New York Times article “Why Women Compete With Each Other” attempts to delve into the psychological reasons as to...
After all, it was that same curiosity that played a part in Ahmed Mohamed sitting face to face with police for an hour, being questioned as...
On 15 July 2015, faith leaders from across the UK gathered at the House of Lords to speak out against domestic abuse. It was the first...
By Waleed Ahmed Canada’s new Prime Minister is hijab-friendly. Too friendly, as some evidence seems to suggest. (Seriously, who kisses the PM? And this isn’t the...
By H Bennett Muslims must do a better job informing people about Islam and Muslims, this was the key message of a recent MuslimMatters article. Indeed,...
Prelude | Part I | Part II | Part III | Part IV | Part V | Part VI “The Motherland” series will go over the benefits and challenges of studying Islam overseas...
by Glenn Katon, Legal Director, Muslim Advocates In an historic ruling last week, a federal appeals court upheld the right of American Muslims to be free...
By Maryam Sultan The day after my toughest 24-hour call of residency at the hospital so far, I got called a “f—ing terrorist” by a stranger...
