Writer, speaker and Ph.D. student Donna A. Auston presents a dynamic, cogent and well documented audio history on the invaluable and rarely known contributions of African-American Muslim women to the narrative of Islam in America. Ms. Auston is a meticulous researcher with talent for oratory....

By: Moniza Khokhar Dasham Brookins, 40, aka Brother Dash, is not your average artist.  Armed with a degree in English and Sociology and that “in your face” Brooklyn attitude Brookins launched his career as a fiery spoken word artist.  With a career spanning from the early 90s,...

Red Tails, The Brother Dash Review This past weekend I went to see the film Red Tails. Red Tails focuses on the all black 332nd airborne division of the U.S. Army during WW2 more commonly known as the “Tuskegee Airmen”. Please avail yourselves of the power of the internet for quick...

The Pain of Unrequited Love By Brother Dash It’s the tears that won’t fall The tears that reside not in the troughs of ocular divides but in the heart of a soul writhing in the pain of an undesired “this is what it is”. When did YOU become merely them? When do you cease...

WHO AM I AND HOW DID I GET HERE? Reflections From An American Muslim by Mustafa Davis Recently, my Facebook posts about my American Muslim identity have caused a slight uproar from certain people who have taken it upon themselves to inform me who I am and who I am allowed to be…. to...