Racism And All Its Friends, Vol.1

The Digital Sisterhood

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Society & Culture, Documentary, Self-improvement, Education

4.9 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 7 October 2022

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

In the comic book “Racism and all its friends, Vol.1" Yasmin, a soft-spoken introvert, is challenged by an assembled ancient league of evil, popularly known as racism in the medical field. Although Yasmin was not the archetype hero everyone expected, she manages to unleash the dormant power laying within, making her the greatest kind of hero to ever was.

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This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios.

Recorded at MH Studios Toronto

Host: Cadar Mohamud

Senior Producer/ Editor: Muna Scekomar

Assistant Producers: Khweya Bezeid & Nima Harun

Graphic Designer: Wasima Farah

Project manager: Yasmin Mohamud

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh.
0:05.0	It is your sister, ayya home girl, ayya friend, ayya bestie, whatever you want to add
0:12.6	it there that I am to you and you're listening to the Digital Sutterhood podcast.
0:18.9	So fun fact ya'll, before I was a smashing international top charting podcast host, I was
0:26.3	a warrior for justice, you hear it, you're already here y'all, I was the most intense
0:30.1	kind too.
0:31.1	I'm not gonna lie, part of me only got more intense too when I started to practice my faith
0:35.8	because Islam at the root of it was about the protection and the preservation of human
0:41.2	dignity and justice.
0:42.3	But really to put it in plain terms y'all, to keep it real simple, I just really hated
0:45.8	bullies.
0:46.8	I mean like with a passion, I couldn't stand them.
0:49.4	So much so in university, believe it or not, I took in my final year, ya, okay, this
0:54.2	was it in my second, it was in my third, but in my final year when Grace counted, I
0:59.2	took a failing grade because I refused to apologize to a professor who bullied me and
1:05.4	other students for refusing to accept her problematic Islamic views because it was in my like
1:11.3	Islamic, human rights in the Islamic theory class.
1:13.8	And I remember the advice somebody gave me was, oh, other like this is your final year,
1:18.6	just go apologize and get that grade that you deserve because that fight, that argument
1:23.4	is not going to matter in a few years time.
1:25.8	But to be honest, it didn't matter to me.
1:28.4	I wasn't going to fall back on something that I knew was right just because I needed a
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