Among them, a security guard named Amin Abdullah, a father of 8, whose courageous act saved the lives of dozens of children and hundreds of worshippers This is a difficult piece to write. On a quiet Monday afternoon in the Clairemont neighborhood of San Diego, two young men drove to
How you can help the RIFL Act become law, and pass one of the biggest wins for gun safety legislation in American history This is a guest piece by Lauren Harper & Dr. Anthony Douglas II, MD MPH. It concludes with an important call to action. A call I hope
Mussab Ali in NJ-8 and Hartzell Gray in MO-4 share why they’re rejecting AIPAC money, fighting for working people, and building people-powered campaigns for Congress Subscribe to Let's Address This On Episode 221 of The Qasim Rashid Show: Staying with my promise of elevating strong candidates running
Professor Derek Peterson said nothing wrong. That’s exactly why the University of Michigan punished him May 3 was World Press Freedom Day—a celebration of free expression and speech. On May 2, Professor Derek Peterson stood before the graduating class of the University of Michigan and delivered an inspiring
The receipts don’t lie — and evangelical silence is deafening Let us establish something at the outset that corporate media has been remarkably reluctant to state plainly. Donald Trump’s anti-Muslim bigotry is well documented. From his December 2015 Muslim ban announcement—litigated all the way to a Supreme Court
Corporate media is collapsing under the weight of its own corruption. Something new is rising in its place. And this weekend, I’ll be in the middle of it. Yesterday we basked in appreciation of you, our readers, for making possible the successful two-year anniversary of Let’s Address This.
Happy Second Anniversary to our 180K+ subscribers. Today I invite you to elevate our advocacy to the next level Today is the 2 year anniversary that we launched Let’s Address This with Qasim Rashid. Remarkably, this is our 800th published piece. I wrote back on April 23, 2024: Global
Why her casual use of an important Islamic phrase matters Anne Hathaway is known for many things. The iconic 2006 film The Devil Wears Prada, her stellar role as Catwoman in the 2008 Dark Knight Rises. And her Academy Award win in the 2012 Les Misérables. But now, Hathaway is
I read the Pope's entire Twitter history, and here's what I found Once known as Robert Frances Prevost, Pope Leo XIV has made clear where he stands on the issue of universal human rights — no exceptions. In a time of deep political division and escalating global
What corporate media won't tell you about Sudan, Iran, or Kimberly-Clark Qasim Rashid Show Episode 2190:00/3110.8967291× On Episode 219 of The Qasim Rashid Show: Three years into the war in Sudan, 33 million Sudanese people are at risk of starvation, the UAE is funding the
In 100 days, New York’s mayor proved that bold, principled politics doesn’t just drive mass mobilization — it delivers results Let me tell you what “impossible” looks like when you stop being afraid of it. In just 100 days, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has: * Secured free childcare
Today marks three years of war and mass displacement in Sudan. Rep. Sara Jacobs confronts the crises Congress would rather ignore Subscribe to Let's Address This Congress demands courage. In my conversation with Congresswoman Sara Jacobs, we confront the devastating humanitarian crisis in Sudan—a crisis too often