Muslims Tweet about #BeingBlackandMuslim

Muslims Tweet about #BeingBlackandMuslim 2017-02-16T00:11:28-04:00

https://twitter.com/WayfarerMama/status/831872972998766592

On February 14th, Black Muslims of numerous backgrounds took to Twitter for the Muslim Anti-Racism Collaborative‘s #BeingBlackandMuslim chat.  This was the 4th year of the Twitter chat, which asked participants to answer six questions:

  1. What are the effects of 45’s Executive Orders on #BeingBlackAndMuslim?
  2. How can we counter the erasure of #BeingBlackAndMuslim?
  3. What are #BeingBlackAndMuslim led initiatives we should support?
  4. Who are #BeingBlackAndMuslim scholars, activists, leaders, artists, and writers we should follow?
  5. How can allies support #BeingBlackAndMuslim?
  6. Share your images of #BlackJoy about #BeingBlackAndMuslim.

Black Muslims from across the nation took the opportunity to answer the questions and voice their experiences.

https://twitter.com/HanifJWilliams/status/831588258702192640

https://twitter.com/DawudWalid/status/831580094640558080

https://twitter.com/idilosophy/status/831686364412387328

https://twitter.com/AmalAkilYare/status/831601921639272449

MuslimARC co-founder provided and inspirational  thank-you video:

The hashtag trended and drew a slew of racists and Islamaphobes, but who really cares about them?!

 

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Another successful #BeingBlackandMuslim Twitter chat demonstrates the need for further appreciation and amplification of Black Muslim voices and the insight of the Muslim Anti-Racism Collaborative in providing a platform.

Read more conversations at the  #BeingBlackAndMuslim hashtag.

 


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