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Manrilla Podcast – Race and Religion

Earlier this year I was asked to participate in a project by a group of grad students from Hunter College in NYC. It was a spiritual biography of sorts. It traced lines along religion and race. The final project has yet to be published but an excerpt is now available for listening. So take a [...]

Biographical

  • Marc Manley
  • Marc has an extensive background as an educator, having taught such diverse subjects as ESL, Arabic, and Islamic studies in both the Detroit area and now in Philadelphia. In 2008, he receive his certificate [ijāzah] in the rules of delivering the Friday sermon [ahkām al-Khutbah] from Imam Anwar Muhaimin of the Quba Institute. Marc now works as a public speaker and khatib in the greater Philadelphia area and many points East and West.

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  • RootedOnClouds: Masha’Allah Marc, From your brother in the “anti-Utopian” internal/external...
  • m: When I wrote that I was thinking of Dead Prez’ “Assassination” and I didn’t want to swear...
  • m: “The broader American (and dare I say, white) cultural engine has proffered up to blacks the hope of a free...
  • m: “For many blacks, christianity is antithetical to their blackness” I would not think this is a racist...
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