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Be gay, do crimes! To nobody's surprise, ~10% of people on the 1.5 million-entry list had Muhammad as a first or last name. The list frequently leads to racial profiling and rarely stops actual terrorism. Shoutout to 23-year-old trans lesbian maia arson crimew for leaking it!
A Ramadan reflection: Facing the trauma of resisting Islamophobia
A Ramadan reflection: Facing the trauma of resisting Islamophobia
(originally posted on AFSC’s News & Commentary blog)
The month of Ramadan unites Muslims all around the world in learning patience and strength in times of adversity while centering ourselves in resilience and hope and surrendering ourselves to God through detachment from worldly desires.
Muslims around the world are also united through our experiences with systems that continue to demonize all…
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People protest during a rally following the US Supreme Court's decision to uphold President Donald Trump’s ban on travel from seven countries, June 26, 2018, in New York. Muslim individuals and groups, as well as other religious and civil rights organizations, expressed outrage and disappointment at the decision, which affects mostly majority-Muslim countries. See more from the week in pictures here.
(📷: Andres Kudacki/AP)
it’s supposed to be a joke but that sounds 100 percent like something trump would say
"I made this watercolor painting in response to the SCOTUS ruling on the “Muslim Ban” and in reaction to cruel and inhumane immigration policies at our borders tearing families apart. Immigration and refugee rights are close to my heart; I've taught students from all over the world and my husband is an immigrant. Artists are also political activists, and art is always an effective way to resist!" — Chelsea Vaught Art.
While iterations of the ban have been revised at the request of courts, the ban remains a Muslim Ban at its core, with the president systematically and meticulously espousing anti-Muslim hatred that began on his campaign trail. Read more here: https://mgrl.co/2ByeMFt
