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A Lover of Truth: Farrakhan Gives Up Music To Free His People
Minister Farrakhan will be 85 years of age on May 11. This is the second installment of five honoring his life, his journey throughout the Nation of Islam, his...
A Star-Studded College Student on Living Independently and Authenticity While in College
Myioshi Williams hasn’t lived at home since she was 14 years old.
“One of the biggest things for me is being hit with that...
America Through The Critical Eyes Of Young Muslims
Wickedness.
That’s what 19-year-old Jabril Muhammad sees when he looks at the U.S.
“America’s root is slavery, genocide, lying, and thievery. She is the same still - enslaving, killing all over...
How This Activist’s Identity Propels Her Forward
Singer. Artist. Fighter for justice.
Those are words that describe Yonasda Lonewolf Hill, a Black and Native American activist who has stood in front of bulldozers in Standing Rock, marched...
A Leader From Birth: A Look Into Minister Farrakhan’s Early Life
Minister Farrakhan will be 85 years of age on May 11. This is the first installment of five honoring his life, his journey throughout the Nation of Islam, his...
These young Black Muslim women are doing for self
The climate of the United States of America has caused an upsurge in Black people doing for self, but the principles of business ownership within the Black...
Sabbath Muhammad: Building a Nation through Love and Education
Sometimes it takes something extraordinary to occur to push one into a certain direction. Sometimes it takes God’s intervention. For the Biblical Jonah, it took being in...
Kelly Holmes: Creating a Platform of Change
A strong identity gives a person strength, courage and something to fight for. This is what Kelly Holmes, founder of Native Max Magazine, possesses.
Honoring Farrakhan
Love. Salvation. Truth. Guidance. Life.
These five words all come to mind when millions of people hear the name “Farrakhan.”
On...
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