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Posts Tagged ‘Religion’

Making Our Movements Stronger by Resisting Antisemitism

By Jonah S. Boyarin & Dania Rajendra | December 7, 2017

Antisemitism, like other systemic “isms,” goes beyond just prejudice: it carries material power and it helps other systems of oppression function smoothly.

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Are We Weak Or Are We Terrorists? Here’s How Muslim Women Are Caught In The Web Of Violent Stereotypes

By Hadiya Abdelrahman | October 30, 2017

As a Muslim woman, how could I be meek, oppressed, and weak but also the symbol of the largest threat to the Western public?

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7 Ways To Self-Care And Self-Love As A Muslim Woman In White Supremacist America

By Hadiya Abdelrahman | October 13, 2017

As a community, speaking up about the need to take care of ourselves can cause a ripple effect and link our individual well being to larger acts of community resistance.

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We Need To Rethink The Term ‘South Asian’ — Here’s Why

By Ayesha Sharma | October 10, 2017

For the more structurally privileged amongst us especially, we really need to stop using our Brownness as a shield to deflect from recognizing our privileges.

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Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is: 5 Amazing Muslim Women-Owned Businesses

By Hadiya Abdelrahman | September 19, 2017

Muslim women have created spaces through hard work and in the pursuit of entrepreneurship and financial independence, and we deserve to be applauded and supported.

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