Omar: “I would like everyone to know that if you want us to speak as politicians, American politicians, then you treat us as such.”

“No one has ever been asked to make the Christian show that really represents all Christians.”

Being a millennial in a Muslim-American community in suburban New Jersey ain’t easy.

Dr. Hussein Rashid and comedian Negin Farsad discuss the overlooked ways that Muslims have influenced the United States.

Participants in the Center for Asian American Media’s Muslim Youth Voices Project captured their realities and imaginations in a series of newly released films.

Sameer Gardezi and Ramy Youssef discuss their new television projects and challenging the dangerous ways the entertainment industry depicts Muslims.

“I want to get out there and be the image of the American you don’t think is American, and the Muslim you don’t think of when you think of a Muslim.”

A new report from the Pop Culture Collaborative details depictions of Muslims on screen—what the entertainment industry must do to uplift Muslim narratives that don’t damage the community.

“We’re demanding more transparency and accountability around existing law enforcement surveillance practices, and urging our Congressional leaders of color to intervene on our behalf to prevent further exclusion, dehumanization and violence.”

The Muslim Palestinian-American organizer talks to Quartz about what inspires her and what she hopes to give the next generation.

Abdurraqib for BuzzFeed News: “I do this in the name of a faith that I am uncertain of, and haven’t always felt at home in, and that makes the act both more complicated and more fulfilling.”

The Supreme Court heard arguments in the executive orders that sought to block people from several majority Muslim countries from entering the United States.

Put your Twitter fingers to good use helping people of color who identify as women.

It only took President Donald Trump one week in office to turn fear into a policy provision.

Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.): “The president is racist. There’s no doubt about that in my mind.”

Ex-Sergeant Joseph Felix’s behavior allegedly pushed one Muslim recruit to commit suicide during a drill exercise.

These seven tweets speak to the youth-driven social media campaign’s goal of celebrating Muslims in all their complexity.

Now nationals of eight countries are barred from entering the United States.