Being a black, Muslim woman: The Personal and...

I moved to Canada for three month doing research. I did not expect it to prompt me to do deeper inner work, 

'Unmasking' as a neurodivergent can be daunting. Not only do we have to choose to ditch some social norms, but we also have to create our own path and lean into what makes us happy. 

“That’s where the term ‘White Fragility’ comes from. It’s a person that wants to acknowledge that racism exists, but they don’t want to endure the stress or the discomfort of talking about it...they want to walk away from it...It’s the inability to endure the same stress about ra ...  Show more

Unfortunately, Muslims are used to being on the opposite end of racism and inequality. What’s even more disappointing than that, is when at times that intolerance may also be coming from our own Ummah.  In Ep. 14 of Season 2, we sit down with Ayesha Jihad to talk about her experi ...  Show more

In this episode, I interview a few Muslim women AND talk about the Islamic history of women's values in Islam. The perspectives & diversity is amazing. ~ My instagram: @_hijabi.diaries 

[Originally released Oct 2017]

Zoe Samudzi is a black feminist writer whose work has appeared in a number of spaces including The New Inquiry, Warscapes, Truthout, ROAR Magazine, Teen Vogue,BGD, Bitch Me ...