Racism and the confessions of a black criminal

"Here’s my confession. I am a black man. As a matter of fact, a black African man. As a black man, I’m born a criminal. I’m guilty until proven innocent. “What’s my crime?”, you may ask. It doesn’t matter. Just know that being black, you’re guilty until proven innocent. The burden of proof lies with me."

Please read my blog below or you can also listen to the full podcast here

 🎙 Podcast: Confessions of a black criminal

AISD Class of 2020: Congratulations Razzaq!

A big shout-out to the AISD Class of 2020!

Congratulations to our dear son, Razzaq!

You made it, despite all the challenges that we are witnessing this year with the COVID-19 global pandemic.

Normal school was interrupted but not your dreams.

2020 will go down in history for several reasons and your journey will be part of it.

We pray that you'll continue to be motivated and excel at university as you embark on this chapter of your life.

Best wishes from all of us.

(Virtual Graduation Day: Friday 05th June 2020)

Black Lives Matter - "Racism is taught": an inspiring piece by Binta Bah

"It's not fair to expect the oppressed to fix issues the oppressor created, nor is it fair to deflect attention to the nature of the protests/riots rather than the conditions that led to them".

- Binta Bah