MuslimARC National Call for Muslims to #SupportStandingRock
NbA Muslims Muslims from across the United States and Canada participated in a national conversation to share ideas on how American Muslims can support the efforts by Native Americans to … Continue reading
MuslimARC Privilege and Allyship Workshop at NYU
Allies with limited knowledge about the circumstances of those marginalized can impede progress. Join NbA Muslims project manager Layla Abdullah-Poulos for the MuslimARC Privilege and Allyship workshop to discuss the … Continue reading
Margari Hill on Black Muslim Americans and Islamophobia
Muslim ARC co-founder, Margari Hill writes a poignant article in Huffington Post on Black American Muslim erasure and its detriment in resisting against Islamophobia in the United States. Twenty years ago, … Continue reading
#nbamuslims 500: Black-Blue and Conveniently Blind – American Muslims’ Oppression Double Standard
The recent assault of a black teenage girl by a police officer while she sat quietly in her class stirred a variety of emotions in people across the country. Many … Continue reading
#nbamuslims 500: Where are you From? The Stolen Legacies of African-American Muslims
I entered the gas station, prepared to fill my car’s tank and my two little ones’ bellies. The attendant’s gaze fell upon me, and he looked puzzled. I recognized the … Continue reading
The “Othering” of White NbA Muslims
By Layla Abdullah-Poulos Concepts about whiteness and non-whiteness in the United States results in the deracialization of white people and places them “over” members of the country’s diverse non-white races … Continue reading
Black Muslims Assert their Unique Islamic-American Culture
By Layla Abdullah-Poulos Despite Black Muslims comprising over 25% of the American Muslim population, the continuing narrative about Muslims in the United States frames Islam as a religion exclusively for … Continue reading