Culture, Identity Politics PodcastNovember 11, 2016 Episode 5 Teaser: Are All My Skinfolk My Kinfolk? On being “Black,” “Black Americans,” “African Americans,” and sometimes “Americans from Africa.” TagsAfrican AmericansblackBlack Americansgenderpodcastrace Share on Facebook Twitter Pinterest Google + LinkedIn Email Previous articleEpisode 4: Black Muslim Film With Nijla Mu’min Next articleEpisode 5 Teaser 2: Are All My Skinfolk My Kinfolk? You may also like The Beauty of The Divine Feminine In Islam Ramy Gaslights the Black Muslim Community Ramadan 2020: Prayers of, by, and for the People Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website
The “Limit of Tolerance” of a white, privileged, non-Muslim man If Americans–and by extension, people in Western societies–can see gender equality as a fundamental value, but never have that principle conflict with tolerance for other cultures and religions, why is it different when discussing Muslim societies?