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All in You Should Know
After losing by a mere four audience votes, Mama Yaya joined the podcast to discuss the experience of being on ‘Alter Ego’, how it compared to being on ‘American Idol,’ growing up in a Palestinian and Jewish household and she broke the news that she is planning a tour!
Omnus co. is a clothing brand that aims to create designs that speak to the social justice movements in America.
One World is a clothing brand that focuses on those who are oppressed and those in need.
Anees Mokhiber allowed Palestine in America’s editor in chief Nader Ihmoud into his studio (his car) via Zoom to discuss Justin Bieber being a fan of his latest single, his vocal cord recovery, and his mobile studio. To listen to the follow up interview, head to Palestine in America’s podcast on Spotify, or watch the interview on IGTV or YouTube.
Community Organizer, Inner City Muslim Action Network (IMAN)
State Advisor, Movement Voter Project and Organizing Strategist, Action Center on Race & the Economy (ACRE)
A Palestinian you should know: Lara Kiswani
Mohammed Khader is the policy advisor for Jeramy Anderson, who is running for mayor of Moss Point, Mississippi.
When Iman Jodeh was elected to Colorado’s House of Representatives in 2020 she became the state’s first Muslim lawmaker.
Serving her second term representing the 13th District of Michigan
Palestinian America Salaam “Sam” Rasoul is running for lieutenant governor of Virginia. He is a member of the Virginia House of Delegates, representing District 11. He took office in 2014, and his term ends in January 2022.
Tahanie Aboushi is in the middle of the race to become Manhattan’s next district attorney.
