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Reflections on Civil Rights, Journalism, and Legacy with Ayesha K. Mustafaa

In this episode of the American Muslim Podcast, host Imam Tariq El-Amin engages in a profound conversation with Ayesha K. Mustafaa, editor of the Muslim Journal and an assistant professor of Mass Communications. Ayesha shares stories from her upbringing in a civil rights-active family in Mississippi and discusses the pivotal roles of historic figures like Ida B. Wells and Emmett Till in shaping her path. She reflects on the responsibilities of journalism in recording history, the perpetual relevance of civil rights, and the need for fostering like-minded alliances. Ayesha also delves into the significant impact and evolution of black media and the crucial role of storytelling and truth in the age of 'fake news.' Finally, the episode touches on the importance of succession planning in movements and institutions to continue the fight for justice and equality.

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

00:29 Guest Introduction: Ayesha K. Mustafaa

00:56 Formative Years and Family Influence

01:59 Civil Rights Movement and Mississippi's Impact

03:16 Odessa Hawthorne's Legacy

06:49 The Role of Newspapers in History

12:01 Ida B. Wells: A Legacy of Journalism and Activism

18:15 Journey to Journalism and Conversion to Islam

23:09 Challenges and Changes in Journalism

26:19 The Importance of Black Media

31:42 Fake News and the Pursuit of Truth

34:37 Navigating the Era of AI and Fake News

35:45 The Importance of Succession Planning

39:14 Media's Role in Social Justice

43:40 The Power of Independent Journalism

48:21 Historical Figures and Their Impact

55:02 The Role of Religion in Social Movements

59:20 Reflections on Personal and Collective Responsibility

01:02:00 The Legacy of African American Muslims

01:06:40 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Subscribe to the Muslim Journal at https://muslimjournal.net/

Learn more about the International Museum of Muslim Cultures at https://www.muslimmuseum.org/

Cover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin

🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms.

📲 Stay connected with us on Instagram and Facebook

Follow @TheAmericanMuslimPodcast for episode updates, highlights, and community reflections.

Follow host @ImamTariqElAmin for behind-the-scenes content, reflections, and more.

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Reflections on Civil Rights, Journalism, and Legacy with Ayesha K. Mustafaa

In this episode of the American Muslim Podcast, host Imam Tariq El-Amin engages in a profound conversation with Ayesha K. Mustafaa, editor of the Muslim Journal and an assistant professor of Mass Communications. Ayesha shares stories from her upbringing in a civil rights-active family in Mississippi and discusses the pivotal roles of historic figures like Ida B. Wells and Emmett Till in shaping her path. She reflects on the responsibilities of journalism in recording history, the perpetual relevance of civil rights, and the need for fostering like-minded alliances. Ayesha also delves into the significant impact and evolution of black media and the crucial role of storytelling and truth in the age of 'fake news.' Finally, the episode touches on the importance of succession planning in movements and institutions to continue the fight for justice and equality.

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

00:29 Guest Introduction: Ayesha K. Mustafaa

00:56 Formative Years and Family Influence

01:59 Civil Rights Movement and Mississippi's Impact

03:16 Odessa Hawthorne's Legacy

06:49 The Role of Newspapers in History

12:01 Ida B. Wells: A Legacy of Journalism and Activism

18:15 Journey to Journalism and Conversion to Islam

23:09 Challenges and Changes in Journalism

26:19 The Importance of Black Media

31:42 Fake News and the Pursuit of Truth

34:37 Navigating the Era of AI and Fake News

35:45 The Importance of Succession Planning

39:14 Media's Role in Social Justice

43:40 The Power of Independent Journalism

48:21 Historical Figures and Their Impact

55:02 The Role of Religion in Social Movements

59:20 Reflections on Personal and Collective Responsibility

01:02:00 The Legacy of African American Muslims

01:06:40 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Subscribe to the Muslim Journal at https://muslimjournal.net/

Learn more about the International Museum of Muslim Cultures at https://www.muslimmuseum.org/

Cover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin

🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms.

📲 Stay connected with us on Instagram and Facebook

Follow @TheAmericanMuslimPodcast for episode updates, highlights, and community reflections.

Follow host @ImamTariqElAmin for behind-the-scenes content, reflections, and more.

  continue reading

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