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Voici un digital collage que j’ai acheté qui a

Voici un digital collage que j’ai acheté qui a été créé par @arya_ha - une brillante(!) créatrice Franco-comorienne. N’hésitez pas à suivre son compte ✨

I got the chance to talk with @netflix and the @st

I got the chance to talk with @netflix and the @strongblacklead team (and snuck in some convo with @sylviaobell and @scottiebeam from #okaynowlisten as well) for @hollywoodreporter . Link in bio ✨

My 2nd print story ever💕

Today is Eid al-Adha. It also marks 3 years since

Today is Eid al-Adha. It also marks 3 years since Ousman has been captured by ICE with no bond, despite being given a full pardon for his only felony by NY Governor Cuomo. The fight for Black Muslims in America continues - the violence of ICE destroys and destabilizes entire families and communities without recourse or accountability.

Above is a statement from his wife, Lashalle, who continues to fight for her husband to be released.

Black lives matter, both the living and the dead. As long as I can, I will continue to try to amplify their story.

#freeousman

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