Refusing to Vanish: Muslim Women’s AIDS Activism
Laura McTighe, along with Waheedah Shabazz-El and Faghmeda Miller, tells the story of how two Muslim women have turned their personal struggles into public lives of meaning. Continue Reading →
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Trust Black Women: God is Change
The fourth installment in a series of articles that Laura McTighe is writing for The Revealer about issues at the intersection of race and religion. Continue Reading →
Making Time: Religion & Black Prison Organizing, with Hakim ‘Ali
Laura McTighe interviews Hakim ‘Ali about religion, incarceration & black prison organizing in Baltimore, 1972-1978.
Haunted Passages: On Carrying the Past and Envisioning Justice
The second in a series of articles that Laura McTighe will be writing for The Revealer over the next year about issues at the intersection of race and religion. Continue Reading →
To Take Place and Have a Place: On Religion, White Supremacy & the People’s Movement in Ferguson
This is the first in a series of articles that Laura McTighe will be writing for The Revealer over the next year about issues at the intersection of race and religion. Continue Reading →