The Stream
What does it mean to be an African-American Muslim in 2013? Fifty years ago, Islam in the US was laid against the backdrop of racial segregation, led by the likes of Malcolm X and Elijah Mohammed. But today things have changed, with Muslim influence represented in pop culture like the hip-hop music industry. Join The Stream as we go in-depth to talk about how the community has evolved.
In this episode of The Stream, we speak to:
Joshua Salaam, @salaamatweet
Singer, Native Deen
nativedeen.com
Zaheer Ali, @zaheerali
Project Manager, The Malcolm X Project at Columbia University
zaheerali.com
Su'ad Abdul Khabeer, @DrSuad
Assistant Professor, Purdue University
Amir Sulaiman, @amirsulaiman
Spoken word artist
amirsulaiman.com
In this episode of The Stream, we speak to:
Joshua Salaam, @salaamatweet
Singer, Native Deen
nativedeen.com
Zaheer Ali, @zaheerali
Project Manager, The Malcolm X Project at Columbia University
zaheerali.com
Su'ad Abdul Khabeer, @DrSuad
Assistant Professor, Purdue University
Amir Sulaiman, @amirsulaiman
Spoken word artist
amirsulaiman.com
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