7 episodes
Label Deep Podcast Enspired Nation
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5.0 • 5 Ratings
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“Racism doesn’t exist in our faith,” many claim. Yet so many believers suffer emotional trauma, anxiety, and depression.
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EP-1 | Prejudice Bones in my Body feat. Umm Zakiyyah & Khalil Ismail
Prejudice Bones in My Body (Episode 1 of Label Deep): "Good. Now they'll know how it feels," she said about immigrant Muslims being arrested and targeted after 9-11.
Read the Book: uzauthor.com/product/prejudice-bones-in-my-body-ebook Join us at the event: tinyurl.com/prejudicebonesevent
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EP2 | Addendum to episode 2, WEEKLY Facebook Live Discussion
Umm Zakiyyah and Khalil Ismail answer questions on facebook live about prejudice and racism in scholarship and what people should look for in Muslim Leadership.
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EP 3 | Beyond Black Victim Status
Black people could never be Muslim, he said.....
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EP 4 | ADDENDUM to episode 3, WEEKLY Facebook Live Discussion
Seriously? Black people can't be Muslim? Racism in Muslim cultures and anti music teachings...and reactions to Black Panther movie.
Facebook Live Discussion of Episode 2. Catch our discissions every thursday night at 8:30pm @ facebook.com/ummzakiyyahpage or facebook.com/khalilismail
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EP5 | Interview with Co Founder of Muslim Arc, Margari Aziza Hill
Khalil Ismail interviews the co-founder of muslimarc, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting racism within Muslim communities. Go to Muslimarc.org for more information. Share our podcast with the hashtag #labeldeep
Topics include internalized racism, micro-agressions, black panther, and resources that teach people about racism.
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EP 6 | Lessons Ive Learned from the people I’ve hurt
Umm Zakiyyah and Khalil Ismail express regret for inadvertedly hurting people while thinking they were doing the right thing in the name of religion
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Customer Reviews
Very enlightening
I love listening to this podcast during my 45 minute commute, so the length is perfect. The topics discussed are not only thought-provoking, but also have the capacity to open your mind to many new topics. There are moments where it makes me disturbed by my own ignorance and that I love the self improvement that comes from that. Thank you for such a beautiful podcast. It also brings me back to my time at school with Umm Zakiyyah as my high school teacher. Great times.