Activism After the Civil Rights Era | Imam Ali Jaaber | From Bilal to Malcolm - P3

Описание: Activism for economic and social justice in America took on a different form after the Civil Rights Movement. Though the Civil Rights Movement ushered in some changes, systemic oppression still endured until today.

Imam Ali Jaaber shares lessons from his experiences as an indigenous Muslim of African descent, enduring through Jim Crow, segregation, and systemic racism.


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Chapters
0:00:00 - Introduction
0:03:15 - Imam Ali Jaaber
0:05:04 - Growing up Muslim in Jim Crow
0:13:57 - Hishaam Jaaber & Malcolm X
0:16:07 - Civil Rights Movement
0:22:40 - Gaining Education Abroad
0:24:43 - Talent in the Black Community
0:29:44 - Loss of Identity in Slavery
0:31:54 - Strength in Unity
0:36:36 - Racism within the Ummah
0:40:19 - Jaaber Family & Malcolm X
0:41:52 - Advice to the Youth
0:47:35 - Q&A: American or African American?
0:50:14 - Q&A: Succession in Activism
0:58:32 - Q&A: Role Models
1:02:54 - Conclusion

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