Episode 27: Assalam Alaykum, BMW

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Episode 27: Assalam Alaykum, BMW

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Apr 11, 2019

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Being Muslim, black and a woman; that’s something that deserves some stoopin’ out. Anti-blackness in Muslim America is real, and in this episode we look at how it often seems to fall on BMW’s (Black Muslim Women). What happens when the shade or discrimination comes from your own people?

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Apr 11, 2019

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Episode 27: Assalam Alaykum, BMW

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