Salaams and Strategy: The Impact of Islam on American Black Civil Rights
Marwa Eltahir
February 23, 2021
The NOI offered another path to Black freedom.
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New Glow, Who Dis?: Skincare for the New Year
Marwa Eltahir
February 12, 2021
What better way to start the new year than with clear, fresh skin? Especially after the stressful roller coaster ride that was 2020. Stress and
Gut Check: The Power of Food Science
Marwa Eltahir
February 12, 2021
It is no secret that the food we consume has a direct impact on our overall health and lifestyle. Food provides our bodies with materials
On Again, Off Again: Ballots and Bad Blood in Ethiopia and Eritrea
Marwa Eltahir
February 5, 2021
For the entirety of my life, I’ve witnessed the bitter, warring relationship between neighboring countries Eritrea and Ethiopia. In 2018, communities across the horn of
Breathe and Stop: Meditation, Mindfulness, and Finding Calm in the Chaos
Marwa Eltahir
December 23, 2020
Undoubtedly, 2020 has been a year of tremendous change and challenge. One of my favorite authors, Paulo Coelho, reminds me that, “When we least expect
Tethered to Tech: Reclaim Your Data Rights
Marwa Eltahir
November 20, 2020
Here are some key factors to consider as you protect your data, information and voice online
Asé Already: African Spirituality in Beyonce’s Black Is King
Marwa Eltahir
September 17, 2020
“Legacy, oh, you’re part of something way bigger,” chants Beyonce in “Bigger” the opening track of The Lion King: The Gift and the recently released
Leggo My Ego: Getting Out of Your Own Way
Marwa Eltahir
August 14, 2020
What does it mean to get out of your own way? We’ve all been met with internal exasperation when it dawns on us that what’s
Lockdown Throw-down: Be Your Own Quarantine Top Chef
Marwa Eltahir
July 13, 2020
I hesitate in front of my pantry staring at cans of dried food as I wrestle with the shifting mood swings of my appetite. Despite
Red, White and Who?: Why July 4 Is Not My Independence Day
Marwa Eltahir
July 3, 2020
The world is at odds. This year the fourth of July falls on especially revolutionary times as our Black communities fight for equity on the
This Day Is For Us: Remembering Juneteenth
Marwa Eltahir
June 18, 2020
June is upon us and summer is finally here. Although the season still finds us tucked away in our homes, celebrations–from birthdays to holidays–are in
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