The Somali American model talks about her favorite parts about Ramadan, being elected homecoming queen in high school, and growing up in refugee camps in the newest episode of See Something Say Something.
The chef stopped by See Something Say Something to chat about her time on Top Chef, how her Pakistani heritage influences her work, and her recent cancer diagnosis.
Sudanese American artist Oddisee, aka Amir Mohamed, talks about working during Ramadan, learning from his travels, and how his experiences growing up in the DC metro area around other black, immigrant, and Muslim families affected his rap.
The MSNBC anchor stopped by See Something Say Something to talk about his work on-air and off.
Hear about how the Olympic fencer and bronze medalist has created the things she wants to see in the world on the newest episode of See Something Say Something.
At least 100 Iraqi Christians arrested by ICE over the summer are still waiting to know what's going to happen.
IT'S JUST BUTTER.
Abdur-Rahim Rashada survived World War II, Jim Crow, and then converting to Islam. Hear his story on See Something Say Something.
"A dope lyric over a tight beat? That's like an ayah."
On Eid al-Adha, Muslims around the world slaughter and donate a portion of lamb, goat, or cow in honor of Abraham’s sacrifice of his son. I went to a slaughterhouse in Detroit to figure out if I had the stomach to kill the animals I consume.
Aziz Ansari's Master of None tackles questions around religion, parents, and barbecue pork in an ambitious episode that doesn't always hit the mark. (WARNING: Spoilers ahead.)
The MSNBC anchor stopped by See Something Say Something to talk about his work on-air and off.
How do you take your tea?
Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir's dreams were put on hold when she realized that wearing a hijab is banned by the International Basketball Federation. Now that the ban has been lifted, she has to decide if she wants to try again to make it as a professional player.