The Muslim Indo-Caribbean Diaspora & Islam in Indo-Caribbean Spaces

Muslims for Progressive Values (MPV) presents

The Muslim Indo-Caribbean Diaspora & Islam in Indo-Caribbean Spaces: A Conversation With Karimah Rahman

Karimah Rahman (she/her) is the founder of The Muslim Indo-Caribbean Collective (@muslimindocaribbeancollective) and The Muslim Indentureship Studies Center (@muslimindenturestudiescenter). She is currently pursuing her PhD in Policy Studies at Ryerson University. Karimah's research focuses on the intersectional marginalization and Anti-Muslim Racism towards Muslim Indo-Caribbeans in policy as well as Indo-Caribbean, Indentured Diasporic, Indian and South Asian spaces.

Join us as we hear from Karimah (@karimah__kr) about the historical formation of Muslim Indo-Caribbean identity, intergenerational trauma (rooted in indentureship, colonization, white supremacy, Hindu supremacy, Hindutva ideology, Brahmin supremacy etc.), Mental Health and Anti-Black Racism in the Muslim Indo-Caribbean community.
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When: January 17, 2020 6pm (EST)
Where: Zoom and Facebook Live

Registration available at MPV's Facebook and Instagram pages, or by emailing newyork@mpvusa.org
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Please reach out with any questions or comments!