Hey everyone, I'm Amid al-Yagber, and this is See Something, Say Something.

This week I'm going to be talking about Muslims in the media spotlight.

If you see something, you better, you better say something

Nothing at all

Nothing at all

So we have two guests with very different takes on this.

First we're going to be speaking with political fashion blogger

Houdakatabee about her experience going on the local news

being asked a bunch of uncomfortable questions and then turning it into a movement and a response to micro-aggressions. Then we're going to be talking to Katie Couric about her new mini doc series American Inside Out and her episode which focuses on American Muslims and how she tacked representing.

So Huda Katabee is a Chicago-based political fashion blogger behind the website, Juju Azad.

She's also the author and photographer of the book Tehran Street Style. Welcome, Huda.

Hi, thank you so much for having me. Um, so let's just, you know,

like rip the band-aid off. A lot of folks learned about you from this interview, this infamous

interview you did with WGN, uh, which is like a local Chicago station. You were brought on to

talk about your book, Tehrahan Street Style, but we're instead

asked about Iranian politics, nuclear weapons. Some of our viewers may say, we cannot trust Iran.

Mm-hmm. What are your thoughts? And why you don't sound American.

You are an Iranian American that grew up in Oklahoma. Yes.

How about it? We actually talked about it in an episode, an episode and we were all in awe of the way you handled

yourself.

So kudos to you.

Thank you.

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