We are joined by Dawud Walid, Executive Director of CAIR-MI, to talk about whether or not Black Muslims are being given the recognition they deserve in the broader Muslim community.

Executive Producer: Abdul Malik Mujahid

Guest: Dawud Walid

Host(s): Matthew Ramadan

Producer: Saimah Shareef

Photo: AMISOM Public Information, https://flic.kr/p/f83gfw

In the first half we'll discuss the economics of refugees and have our guest answer, "Is migration a basic human right?" (Based on the Freakonomics podcast, http://freakonomics.com/podcast/is-migration-a-basic-human-right-a-new-freakonomics-radio-podcast/) In the second half of the show we'll be joined by Adem Carroll as he brings another Justice For All segment about our Muslim protectors who are working to protect individuals of other faiths and promoting interfaith work.

Guest: Dr. Alex Tabarrok - Bartley J. Madden Chair in Economics and Professor, Mercatus Center at George Mason University

Guest: Mehnaz Afridi - Assistant Professor of Religious Studies and Director of Holocaust, Genocide, and Interfaith Education Center at Manhattan College

Host(s): Salahuddin Khan, Adem Carroll

Producer: Saimah Shareef

Executive Producer: Abdul Malik Mujahid

Photo: Tracy Hunter, https://flic.kr/p/yYu59

Topic: Land of the Free, Home of Child Labor? / Returning to A Stolen Home: Khaled M. and “Sing Freedom” Documentary

Guest: Margaret Wurth, Researcher, Children’s Rights Division, Human Rights Watch

Guest: Khaled M., Libyan American Hip-Hop Artist

Host: Tahera Shireen Rahman

Learn more:

* Human Rights Watch report: www.hrw.org/reports/2014/05/13/…o-s-hidden-children

* Khaled M.: www.facebook.com/thisiskhaledm?fref=ts

Nutrition That Fits: The Champion Chia Seed

[Photo: Top: Pen Waggener, flic.kr/p/2Sg77s; Bottom: BRQ Network, flic.kr/p/9oVfB8]

Guest: Halima El-Amin Actress, Poet

Guest: Zakkiyah El-Amin Director Society of United Neighbors Cultural Arts, playwright

Guest: Tariq El-Eamin, Imam of Masjid Al-Taqwa

Host: Olivia Richardson

Producer: Wahaj Khan

Music:

Lauryn Hill - Take Too Much

Bob Marley - Redemption Song

John Coltrane - In A Sentimental Mood

Nina Simone - Feeling Good

Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes-Wake Up Everybody

Stevie Wonder - Living for the City

Erykah Badu - Bag Lady

Jill Scott - Golden

Angie Stone - Brotha

KRS-One - My Philosophy

Host: Tasleem Jamila El-Hakim

Topic: What We Can Learn from Malcolm X

Marked in Time: Black History Month Tribute [Rebroadcast]

Marked in Time: The Incredible Mansa Musa [Rebroadcast]

Guest: Samana Siddiqui, Writer / Content Manager, Sound Vision

Guest: Dawud Walid, Executive Director, CAIR-Michigan

Host: Tahera Shireen Rahman

Co-Host: Eeman Ouyun

Guest: Khalid Beydoun, Law Professor / Critical Race Theorist / Columnist, Al Jazeera English

Guest: Linda Sarsour, Founder, Muslims for Ferguson

Guest: Malik Aziz, Founder & Editor-in-Chief, The Muslim Street

Host: Tahera Shireen Rahman

Co-Host: Imam Matthew Ramadan

Learn more:

* Khalid Beydoun: @khaledbeydoun

* Muslims for Ferguson: www.facebook.com/Muslims4Ferguson

* Linda Sarsour: lindasarsour.blogspot.com/

* The Muslim Street: @themuslimstreet

[Image by: The All-Nite Images, https://flic.kr/p/pjvrzm]

Topic: Black History in Latin America

Guest: Khadijah Rashid, Independent Film & Television Producer

Guest: Rahmah Akhras, Freelance Ancestry Researcher

Guest: Gloria Hernandez, Latino

Guest: Vilma Lopez, Latino Muslim

Host: Alma Campos

Co-Host: Tahera Shireen Rahman

Photo: Mapbox, https://flic.kr/p/gxYfdL

Topic: Black History Month Series—African Americans and the Prison System

Guest: John Maki, Executive Director, John Howard Association of Illinois (JHA)

Guest: Charles Farmer, IMAN Leader, Green ReEntry Project / Released from Prison about 6 Months Ago

Guest: Naomi Milstein, Executive Director, Chicago Freedom School

Host: Janaan Hashim

Learn more:

* John Howard Association of Illinois: www.thejha.org

* Inner-City Muslim Action Network: www.imancentral.org

* Chicago Freedom School: www.chicagofreedomschool.org

This burger joint isn't a halal restaurant but it does serve a good halal burger. The founder, David Friedman started serving halal burgers without realizing while in the pursuit of providing, healthy, clean, meat from fairly raised food sources after working in meat industry and deciding people need better options. Listen to Epic Burger's story on Radio Islam.

The second half of the show discusses the link and parallels in the plight of black children in america's incarceration with those of Palestinian children's incarceration.The No Child Left Behind Bars Tour spoke on the issue, while the tour has passed listen to what Nadya Tannous and Amanda Weatherspoon have to say.

Guest: David Friedman, Founder, Epic Burger

Guest: Amanda Weatherspoond, Activist, No Child Left Behind Bars Tour

Guest: Nadya Tannous, Activist, No child Left Behind Bars Tour

Ad Music:

Bensound - Rumble

Music:

Tours - Enthusiast

RoccoW - Bleeps Galore

Raez - Persepolis Sunset

Image by: Epic Burger