Tag: A Muslimah’s Relationships
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The Burial Review: Underdog Triumphs & Cultural Commentary
The Burial is a captivating and humorous film that celebrates Black excellence while addressing serious themes of racism and the struggles of small business owners. It tells the inspiring story of Jeremiah O’Keefe, represented by the tenacious lawyer Willie Gary, overcoming systemic challenges. A must-watch for its uplifting portrayal of resilience.
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The Fab Five: Friendship and Determination in Shooting Stars
Shooting Stars is an inspiring biopic about LeBron James and The Fab Five, showcasing their journey from childhood friends to aspiring NBA players. Directed by Chris Robinson, the film highlights themes of friendship, determination, and community, emphasizing the importance of self-belief and the support of others in achieving one’s dreams.
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Why Princess Tiana is the Best Disney Princess
The author, a self-identified Disney adult, shares their opinions on Princess Tiana from “Princess and the Frog,” emphasizing her strong work ethic and the bittersweet nature of her story as the first Black Disney princess. They rate the film 8/10, praising its soundtrack and Tiana’s character development.
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Praise This Movie: Cultural Reflections and Critique
The review discusses the movie “Praise This,” a modern gospel film reminiscent of classics like “Sister Act.” Following Sam, a budding music artist in Atlanta, the film carries Christian themes and explores church culture. While enjoyable, the reviewer criticizes the portrayal of Black stories and seeks stronger positive representations of Black relationships and female empowerment.
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Celebrating 5 Years of The Misunderstood Afro Muslimah
The Misunderstood Afro Muslimah celebrates five years of blogging, reflecting on her transformative journey filled with personal growth and expanded content. She has collaborated with media productions, challenged stereotypes about Muslim women, and embraced multimedia. Grateful for the community support, she looks forward to continued evolution and connection through her platform.
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Overcoming PCOS: My Journey to Acceptance and Confidence
The author shares their commitment to blog more consistently and be vulnerable in their content. They reflect on their struggle with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), acknowledging denial and a lack of treatment during their early symptoms. The realization of their health issue has shifted their mindset, leading to greater acceptance.
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Stepping Out: A Journey into Party Culture
In her early 20s, the narrator reflects on her experience as a party girl, despite not truly enjoying the lifestyle. Influenced by a friend, she attended her first frat party, feeling out of place in revealing clothing. While she preferred socializing over dancing, the thrill of this new world intrigued her, marking a significant shift…
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The African American Experience: A Call for Unity
The author embraces their identity as a proud Black American Muslim, emphasizing that being Black and Muslim coexist harmoniously. They reflect on experiences of cultural isolation and bullying due to their identity. Advocating for unity among the diaspora, the author stresses the importance of recognizing African American contributions and celebrates diverse Black cultures while calling…
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Navigating Sibling Dynamics: From Middle to Oldest Child
The author reflects on their experience of growing up as the youngest child, later becoming the oldest due to changes in family dynamics. Initially overshadowed by their perfect older brother, they embraced being different but eventually felt burdened by newfound responsibilities and expectations. They grapple with identity and family roles amidst comparisons with siblings.
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Thriving Beyond Societal Expectations
The author reflects on societal expectations that mold women into ideal partners for men, revealing a lifelong struggle against double standards. Despite facing trauma and injustice, the writer emphasizes resilience and a desire to transcend these limitations. The goal is to dismantle patriarchal norms and empower others to thrive authentically.
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