"Black Women Are Better Invisible:" Womanhood Reimagined | Ustadha Babalwa Kwanele

Ustadha Babalwa Kwanele gives spiritual insights about re-imagining womanhood when African American women in the community despite facing prejudice, discrimination, and racism both within and outside of the Muslim community are often made to feel invisible or as though their contributions are not as much or as meaningful to the larger Muslim community as they actually are.

Ustadha Babalwa speaks at a women's retreat about re-imagining womanhood as a Muslim woman. Watch the complete seminar at http://mcceastbay.org/reimagine

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This program was sponsored by the Jannah Institute, The Rahmah Foundation & MCC. It was proudly hosted at Muslim Community Center - East Bay (MCC East Bay) in Pleasanton, California on March 6, 2022.

Babalwa Kwanele is a licensed mental health therapist (LMFT). As a consultant, she provides culturally responsive trauma informed training and workshops.

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