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Race and Rights PodcastEuropean Islamophobia with Farid Hafez (Episode 47)There has been an alarming surge of anti-Muslim sentiment across the European continent. As Islamophobia continues to gain momentum throughout Europe—home to tens of millions of Muslim citizens—Professor Hafez offers listeners a comprehensive analysis of this troubling phenomenon. His work examines the multifaceted causes of this rise in Muslim prejudice, from historical legacies and media representations to contemporary political movements. Join us as Professor Hafez delves deeper into the divisive effects of Islamophobia on both Muslim and non-Muslim communities across Europe. He explores how this prejudice manifests in various spheres—from institutional discrimination and policy decisio...
2025-12-0236 minRace and Rights PodcastThe West, Israel and Settler Colonization of Palestine with Joseph Massad (Episode 45)There is a critical need for a comprehensive examination of the historical forces that have shaped the Palestinian-Israeli conflict from its colonial origins to the present day. Professor Joseph Massad has meticulously analyzed Western imperial involvement in Palestine, tracing the pivotal events that preceded and followed Israel's establishment. European colonial ambitions and policies have created the foundation for ongoing tensions in the region, demonstrating historical patterns of Western imperial expansion. Massad's perspective reveals the often-overlooked continuities between historical colonial projects and contemporary geopolitical realities, offering listeners a framework that challenges conventional narratives about the Middle East. A deep appreciation...
2025-11-041h 05Race and Rights PodcastPsychoanalysis Under Occupation: Practicing Resistance in Palestine with Lara Sheehi (Episode 44)"Psychoanalysis Under Occupation: Practicing Resistance in Palestine" examines the profound concept of sumud—psychological resilience and defiance—within the context of Palestinian life under occupation and settler colonialism. This episode explores psychoanalytic frameworks that illuminate the complex psychological expressions of both individual and collective endurance in circumstances of ongoing trauma and oppression. Clinical case studies reveal the sophisticated ways Palestinian mental health practitioners and communities navigate lives marked by systematic violence while actively resisting the narrative of victimhood. Moving beyond conventional human rights discourse, we will uncover how psychological resistance manifests as a form of political and existential assertion, offe...
2025-10-2137 min
A Moment with Erik FlemingActors of Democracy Featuring Sahar Aziz and Wala BlegayHost Erik Fleming interviews Professor Sahar Aziz and Councilmember Wala Blegay in a wide-ranging episode about law, activism, and public service.
Aziz examines national security, Islamophobia, campus protests, and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, while Blegay discusses local governance, the impact of federal layoffs, EV infrastructure, and a Food-as-Medicine initiative to improve community health.
Together they explore how activists and elected officials work to protect civil rights, shape policy, and hold power accountable.
2025-10-202h 14Race and Rights PodcastThe New Crusades: Islamophobia and the Global War on Muslims with Khaled Beydoun (Episode 43)Islamophobia functions as a transnational political strategy weaponized by both democratic and authoritarian regimes worldwide. The American War on Terror has served as a crucial catalyst, amplifying and connecting anti-Muslim campaigns across continents—from Europe and Asia to the Middle East and beyond. There are striking parallels between seemingly disparate anti-Muslim policies in different countries, exposing how these measures share common ideological foundations despite emerging from vastly different political systems. This comprehensive global perspective shifts understanding of Islamophobia from isolated incidents to a coordinated, worldwide phenomenon with profound implications for international relations, human rights, and Muslim communities.Th...
2025-10-0834 min
Voice of IslamBreakfast Show Podcast 17-09-2025: Children in Gaza graduate amid crisis & World Patient Safety DayNews: Latest News/Headlines | Traffic | Weather| Sports
Topic I: Children in Gaza graduate amid crisis
Topic II: World Patient Safety Day
Presenter: Muhammad Ather & Shamail Ahmad
Guests
Prof. Sultan Barakat
Tessa Pope
Dr. Ahmed Kamal Junina
Dr. Aziz Ahmad Hafiz
Researchers: Eshal Rana, Jazeeba Khan, Nurah Owusuaah-Mensah & Maleeha Qamar
Producers: Namood e Sahar Tahir & Zanib Khan
Lead Producer: Hania Yaqub
2025-09-171h 43Race and Rights PodcastHindutva in America: A Threat to Equality and Religious Pluralism with Audrey Truschke (Episode 40)In this episode, Sahar Aziz is in dicussion with Dr. Audrey Truschke and Dr. Dheepa Sundaram about the new groundbreaking report published by CSRR entitled Hindutva in America: A Threat to Equality and Religious Pluralism, which is available for download at csrr.rutgers.eduAudrey Truschke is a Professor of History and Director of Asian Studies at Rutgers University-Newark. She is the author of numerous books about India published by Columbia University Press, Stanford University Press and Princeton University Press. She just released her fourth book with entitled India: 5,000 Years of History on the Subcontinent....
2025-08-1953 min
Crossing Faiths169: Sahar AzizIn this episode of Crossing Faiths, John Pinna speaks with Sahar Aziz, a distinguished professor of law and director of the Center for Security and Race and Rights, about the profound impact of 9/11 on Muslim identity and civil liberties in America. Aziz introduces the concept of the "racial Muslim," explaining how the collective trauma and government overreach post-9/11 led to the racialization of Muslims, treating their religious identity as if it were a racial characteristic, resulting in systemic discrimination rather than just individual bigotry. The conversation explores how American-raised Muslims, accustomed to fighting for rights, grappled with this new...
2025-07-281h 02Race and Rights PodcastInnocent Until Proven Muslim with Maha Hilal (Episode 37)Host Sahar Aziz is in conversation with scholar and organizer Dr. Maha Hilal as she unpacks two decades of the War on Terror and its devastating impact on Muslim communities. This eye-opening episode, based on Dr. Hilal's book Innocent Until Proven Muslim: Islamophobia, the War on Terror, and the Muslim Experience Since 9/11, explores how government narratives have been weaponized to build an extensive apparatus of state violence rooted in Islamophobia.Dr. Hilal offers unique insights into: (1) the evolution of counter-terrorism laws and policies (2) how Muslim Americans have internalized systemic oppression and (3) the complex role prominent Muslim American...
2025-07-0124 minRace and Rights PodcastU.S. Military Aid to Israel During a Genocide in Gaza with Josh Paul ( Episode 36)Sahar Aziz speaks with Josh Paul about the law, politics, and policies surrounding the United States decades long military aid to Israel and specifically how such aid makes the U.S. complicit in Israel’s genocidal campaign in Gaza since October 2023. Josh Paul resigned from the State Department due to his disagreement with the Biden Administration’s decision to rush lethal military assistance to Israel in the context of its war on Gaza. He had previously spent over 11 years working as a Director in the Bureau of Political-Military Affairs, which is responsible for U.S. defense diplomacy, secur...
2025-06-1751 minRace and Rights PodcastCarceral Apartheid with Brittany Friedman (Episode 34)Prisons are a microcosm of how carceral apartheid operates as a larger governing strategy to decimate political targets and foster deceit, disinformation, and division in society. White supremacy within the institutional conditions in US prisons produces a power dynamic of racist intent in the prison system that culminates in what Professor Brittany Friedman terms carceral apartheid. Host Sahar Aziz discusses the many shocking discoveries that Friedman finds from the research for her book Carceral Apartheid: How Lies and White Supremacists Run Our Prison published in 2025. Beginning in the 1950s, California prison officials declared war on imprisoned Black p...
2025-05-2042 minRace and Rights PodcastICC Investigation of Biden Administration Officials for Aiding Israeli War Crimes with Sarah Leah Whitson (Episode 33)In January of 2025, the human rights organization, Democracy in the Arab World Now (DAWN), made a formal request with the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate former U.S. officials President Joe Biden, Secretary of State Antony Blinken, and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin for their accessorial roles in aiding and abetting, as well as intentionally contributing to, Israeli war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.With the support of ICC-registered lawyers and other war crimes experts, the submission details a pattern of deliberate and purposeful decisions by these officials to provide military, political, and public...
2025-05-0643 minRace and Rights PodcastRace and Empire: Legal Theory Within, Through and Across National Borders with Asli Bali (Episode 32)In the Global South, the possibility of a post-imperial reality self-determined by former subjects of the empire has been undermined by the dominant Western narrative that centers “humanitarian initiatives, politics of counterterrorism, and migration control”. Host Sahar Aziz will speak with expert, advocate and Law Professor Dr. Asli U. Bali to deconstruct the mainstream narrative that portrays the international system and its dominant actors as benevolent agents of humanitarianism in regions like Libya. Support the Center for Security, Race and Rights by following us and making a donation:Donate: https://give.rutgersfoundation.org/csrr-support/20046.html F...
2025-04-2232 minRace and Rights PodcastPost-Colonial Legality and Human Rights with Abdullahi An-Naim (Episode 31)Autonomy and self-determination for all individuals cannot be realized and sustained unless true within every person. Enslavement and dehumanization remain true of citizens of imperial nations so long as they remain true for colonized peoples. This week’s episode explores the contradictions between stated commitments to human rights and actions in Western and post-colonial societies. Host Sahar Aziz addresses these issues with Emory University School of Law Professor Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na'im.Support the Center for Security, Race, and Rights by following us and making a donation: Donate: https://give.rutgersfoundation.org/csrr-support/20046.html Foll...
2025-04-0833 min
The Beinart NotebookIsrael Says It’s Only Fighting HamasI’ll be on book tour for Being Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza for the next couple of months. You’ll find a list of book-related events below.I’m happy people are reading my book. But I know that many talented Palestinian authors don’t get the same attention. So, I hope people who buy my book also buy one by a Palestinian author. For instance, the latest work by the brilliant essayist, Raja Shehada, What Does Israel Fear from Palestine?I hope readers also donate to people in Gaza. For instance, Hossam and Mari...
2025-04-0705 minRace and Rights PodcastSyria and Seismic Shifts in Middle East Politics with Bassam Haddad (Episode 29)Syria's complex history and politics led to the overthrow of Bashar Al Assad on December 8, 2024 – as unexpected as the Arab Spring revolutions that gripped the Middle East thirteen years earlier. Located at the center of regional competition, the nation of Syria will continue to experience foreign intervention from its neighbors, as well as the United States. Meanwhile, the millions of Syrian refugees outside the country are gradually returning to rebuild their homeland. Host Sahar Aziz speaks with Professor Bassam Haddad about the origins of Syria’s uprising in 2011 that culminated in the overthrow of the Assad regime in 2024...
2025-03-111h 07Race and Rights PodcastThe Two Faces of American Freedom with Aziz Rana (Episode 28)Let’s take stock of the American experience within the global history of colonialism – specifically by examining the intertwined relationship in U.S. constitutional practice between internal accounts of freedom and external projects of power and expansion. This episode reinterprets American political traditions from the colonial period to modern times by placing race, immigration, and national security in the context of shifting notions of empire and citizenship. Host Sahar Aziz addresses these issues with “The Two Faces of American Freedom” author and Boston College Law Professor Aziz Rana.Support the Center for Security, Race and Rights by followin...
2025-02-2732 minRace and Rights PodcastIslamophobia, Race and Global Politics with Nazia Kazi (Episode 27)This week’s episode offers a powerful introduction to the scope of Islamophobia in the United States. The legacy of Barack Obama and the mainstream media’s typically negative portrayals of Muslims offer incisive examples into the vast impact of Islamophobia – connected to the long history of racism – both within the borders of the United States, and as a matter of foreign policy and global politics. Host Sahar Aziz addresses these issues with “Islamophobia, Race and Global Politics” author and Stockton University Professor Nazia Kazi.Support the Center for Security, Race and Rights by following us and making a don...
2025-02-1126 minRace and Rights PodcastHate Crimes, Terrorism and the Framing of White Supremacist Violence with Shirin Sinnar (Episode 26)In the face of pervasive racial violence in American society, the effort to address and subdue white supremacist extremism has been underserved by the framing of “hate crimes,” and the movement to re-frame these events as domestic terrorism, as these terms do not meet the heavy task of eliminating the perpetuation of institutional oppression. Host Sahar Aziz will discuss with Law Professor Shirin Sinnar what she has coined the “frame analysis,” where she argues against these labels as insufficient means of challenging the predominant racial and social order in the U.S. Support the Center for Securi...
2025-01-2928 minRace and Rights PodcastWhat Lies Ahead for Syria: A Conversation with Dr. Omar Dahi (Episode 25)A complex array of domestic, regional, and international factors contributed to the rise of Hafez Al Assad as president of Syria in 1970 and the ultimate demise of his son, Bashar Al Assad on December 8, 2024 – thirteen years after the Syrian people unsuccessfully rose up peacefully as part of the regional phenomena commonly referred to as the Arab Spring. Located at the center of geopolitical competition between Israel, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Iran, the nation of Syria will continue to play an instrumental role in regional politics, which in turn impacts U.S. interests in the oil-rich Middle East.Hos...
2025-01-1353 min
Texas Business MindsAustin: Legendairy Milk Founder & CEO Luna Aziz Solves the #1 Concern for New MomsLuna Aziz found out she wasn't alone when she shared her herbal solutions to help promote breast milk production. Word quickly spread and before she could start her business, her business found her. In this episode, ABJ Staff Writer Sahar Chmais welcomes Luna to share her story, and how she's impacting women around the world.
2024-12-3120 minRace and Rights PodcastTrauma in Gaza: Palestinian Diaspora Experiences with Ghada Ageel (Episode 24)In what a growing consensus of international legal scholars describe as a genocide, the systematic destruction of Gaza by the Israeli military has killed over 55,000 Palestinians and injured over 100,000 Palestinians in less than 15 months. The Israeli government’s severe restrictions on the entry of humanitarian aid into the blockaded Gaza Strip have produced unprecedented malnutrition, disease, and starvation of 2.3 million Palestinians.While only a few mainstream American media outlets have covered what has come to be known as the Second Nakba – harking back to Israeli militia's ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in 1948 – even fewer journalists have covered the experie...
2024-12-3052 minRace and Rights PodcastThe Illusory Peace in the Israeli Palestinian Conflict with Amb. Hesham Youssef (Episode 22)The present state of the unfulfilled peace brokering process between Palestine and Israel stands to undermine any meaningful progression toward the two-state solution proffered by dominant actors in the West. Host Sahar Aziz, in discussion with the former Egyptian Ambassador Hesham Youssef, explores the argument that Western ambivalence to the issue of Palestinian sovereignty has significantly eroded the path toward a peace agreement.#Palestine #Israel #Gaza #CSRRSupport the Center for Security, Race and Rights by following us and making a donation: Donate: https://give.rutgersfoundation.org/csrr-support/20046.html Follow us on...
2024-12-0327 minRace and Rights PodcastBlind Spot: America and the Palestinians with Khaled Elgindy (Episode 21)The bilateral relationship between the U.S. and Israel has effectively blinded it to the most detrimental factors to the dissolution of the peace-brokering process, most notably the impact of Israeli occupation on Palestinian sovereignty and the legitimacy of international human rights law. Host Sahar Aziz will discuss these complex dynamics with author and political scientist Khaled Elgindy by decentering a unilateral perspective on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from a socio-historical lens.#Palestine #BlindSpot #Gaza #Israel #KhaledElgindySupport the Center for Security, Race and Rights by following us and making a donation: Donate: https://g...
2024-11-1927 minRace and Rights PodcastInternational Law and Palestine with George Bisharat (Episode 20)The indeterminate and contested nature of the terms of international law indicate a prevalent concern regarding the legitimacy of international law in the context of Israel’s war with Hamas and the ongoing military campaign in the Gaza Strip. Host Sahar Aziz explores this topic with Law Professor and expert on Middle Eastern studies Dr. George Bisharat to dissect the prevalent inconsistencies in enforcing and applying international human rights as persistent roadblocks to achieving justice for Palestinians. #Palestine #Hamas #Gaza #Israel #GeorgeBisharat #CSRRSupport the Center for Security, Race and Rights by following us and mak...
2024-11-0542 minRace and Rights PodcastPeaceful Families: American Muslim Efforts against Domestic Violence with Juliane Hammer (Episode 18)Host Sahar Aziz invites Professor Juliane Hammer to discuss her book Peaceful Families: American Muslim Efforts against Domestic Violence that addresses how Muslim advocacy work against domestic abuse is embedded in and challenged by systems of anti-Muslim hostility and racism while also having to contend with changing notions of gender norms and practices. Based on ethnographic research and textual analysis, Professor Hammer offers an intersectional analysis of how Muslim advocates respond to these challenges both within and outside of the Muslim communities they serve. #Muslim #Islam #Islamophobia #DomesticViolence #CSRRSupport the Center for Security, Race a...
2024-10-0840 minRace and Rights PodcastMuslims of the Heartland with Edward Curtis IV (Episode 17)What legal and extra-legal challenges did Ottoman Syrian Muslim immigrants face when they immigrated to the American Midwest before World War I? What opportunitiesdid they have? Join our host Sahar Aziz in her discussion with Professor Edward Curtis to learn how these Midwesterners built their communal power, creating a life that was American, Arab, and Muslim all at the same time. #Muslims #Islam #AmericanMuslim #Syrian #ImmigrantSupport the Center for Security, Race and Rights by following us and making a donation: Donate: https://give.rutgersfoundation.org/csrr-support/20046.html Fol...
2024-09-2437 minRace and Rights PodcastAbortion, Religion and Race in Post-Roe America with Asifa Quraishi (Episode 15)The U.S. Supreme Court's overruling of Roe v. Wade has rightfully triggered a national debate about the role of religion in lawmaking, women's rights to control their reproductive health, and the racially disparate impact of state prohibitions on abortion. Join our host Sahar Aziz and legal scholars Asifa Quraishi-Landes, and Cynthia Soohoo on the legal, political, and social implications of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization. #Roe #Dobbs #Abortion #IslamicLaw #ReligiousFreedom #FirstAmendmentSupport the Center for Security, Race and Rights by following us and making a donation: Donate: https://give.rutgersfoundation.org/cs...
2024-08-271h 18Race and Rights PodcastComing to Understand Latino Anti-Black Bias with Tanya K Hernandez (Episode 13)It is possible for a historically marginalized group to experience discrimination and to also be discriminatory. Understanding the hard truth of Latino anti-Black bias is critical for fostering a multiracial democracy. Host Sahar Aziz discusses these issues with “Racial Innocence: Unmasking Latino Anti-Black Bias and the Struggle for Equality” author and Fordham School of Law Professor Tanya Katerí Hernández. #Latino #Latinx #TanyaHernandez #CivilRights #CriticalRaceTheory #CRT #RaceSupport the Center for Security, Race and Rights by following us and making a donation: Donate: https://give.rutgersfoundation.org/csrr-support/20046.html Follow us on Twitte...
2024-07-3035 minRace and Rights PodcastProtecting Academic Freedom, Empowering Muslim Students (Episode 12)Academic freedom, equity, Islamophobia, and the commercialization of higher education offer challenges to faculty nationwide. In a telling incident, Black Muslim students of Hamline University complained of Islamophobic incidents on campus while also taking offense at the showing of a famous Persian painting of the Prophet Mohammed in a global art history class. Host Sahar Aziz discusses these issues with Rutgers Art History Professor Tamara Sears and University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School Professor Asifa Quraishi-Landes.#AcademicFreedom #FreeSpeech #Islam #Muslim #IslamophobiaSupport the Center for Security, Race and Rights by following us and making a donation:
2024-07-1648 minRace and Rights PodcastSettler Colonialism, Race, and the Law with Natsu Taylor Saito (Episode 11)Racialized disparities continue to persist in the United States and are unlikely to be effectively alleviated by the Constitution's guarantee of equal protection. A recent book provides a functional analysis linking disparate forms of oppression and makes the case that structural racism will be more effectively dismantled by contesting ongoing settler colonization and supporting the right of all peoples to self-determination. Host Sahar Aziz addresses these issues with “Settler Colonialism, Race, and the Law: Why Structural Racism Persists, “ author and Georgia State College of Law Professor Natsu Taylor Saito.#SettlerColonialism #Imperialism #Racism #Race #CRT #CriticalRaceTheorySupp...
2024-07-0230 minRace and Rights PodcastIslam in Liberalism with Joseph Massad (Episode 10)American anxieties about intolerance, misogyny, and tyranny are projected onto Islam as part of the broader European use of Islam as a foil in Western liberalism. A recent book contextualizes this trend within recent efforts by the western world to proselytize liberalism as the only valid and sane worldview to Muslim-majority nations and references a rich historical record of Christian and liberal discourses revealing such attempts to cure Muslims of their supposed illiberal ways. Host Sahar Aziz addresses these issues with “Islam in Liberalism” author and Columbia University Professor Joseph Massad.#Islam #Liberalism #Islamophobia #Orientalism #JosephMassadSu...
2024-06-1834 min
On the NoseSynagogue StrugglesSince October 7th, American Jews have been sharply divided over Israel’s war on Gaza—a fracture that has been manifest within all manner of institutions, including synagogues. Many leftist Jews do not participate in synagogue life at all, in part because most congregations are explicitly or tacitly Zionist. But for those who are affiliated with a synagogue community that doesn’t completely align with their politics, this moment has raised or reasserted pressing and difficult questions: Should we do political work within these institutions, and if so, how? What is gained and lost by organizing in these spaces, or by...
2024-06-1351 min
Parallax Views w/ J.G. MichaelHouse Commitee on Education and the Workforce Investigation Echoes HUAC and the Era of McCarthyism w/ Sahar Aziz
On this edition of Parallax Views, Rutgers University's Director of the Center for Security, Race, and Rights, Sahar Aziz, returns to the program to discuss the recent House Committee on Education and the Workforce hearings on antisemitism and why they resemble something more akin to the McCarthyite witch hunts of the House on American Activities during the Cold War than an honest effort to combat antisemitism. These hearings, she argues, are more about shutting down political criticism of Israel than fighting antisemitism. We'll also delve into some of the key points covered in Sahar's book The Racial M...
2024-06-0951 minRace and Rights PodcastMuslim Contributions to American Prosperity with Dalia Mogahed (Episode 9)Muslims have long been central in America’s political discourse, policy debates and popular culture. Yet most Americans say they don’t even know a Muslim and more than 80% of media coverage of Islam and Muslims in the United States is negative. This week’s episode discusses the myriad ways in which Muslims contribute to economic development, medicine, philanthropy, arts, entertainment, sports, and education in the United States. Host Sahar Aziz addresses these issues with scholar Dalia Mogahed.#Islamophobia #Muslims #Islam #DaliaMogahed #ISPU #AmericanMuslimSupport the Center for Security, Race and Rights by following us and ma...
2024-06-0434 minRace and Rights PodcastWhite Christian Privilege: The Illusion of Religious Equality in America with Khyati Joshi (Episode 8)Christianity has wielded significant influence on the American experiment from before the founding of the republic to the social movements of today. A recent book, “White Christian Privilege: The Illusion of Religious Equality in America,” maps centuries of slavery, westward expansion, immigration, and citizenship laws to show how Christianity in the United States has always been entangled with notions of white supremacy. Host Sahar Aziz discusses this issue with author Dr. Khyati Joshi.#WhiteNationalism #ChristianNationalism #Privilege #Race #Racism #KhyatoJoshiSupport the Center for Security, Race and Rights by following us and making a donation:Do...
2024-05-2127 min
Conversations on Race and Policing - California State University San Bernardino (CSUSB)April 22 2024 - In Conversations with Sahar Aziz (Rutgers Law)
Join us for a conversation with Professor Sahar Aziz (Rutgers Law, link).
Find Professor Aziz's recent article "State Sponsored Radicalization" in the Michigan Journal of Race & Law here (link).
Zoom link: https://tinyurl.com/csusb-race-policing
Thank you to the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, and the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee for sponsoring this event along with Pfau Library.
Series organizers: Dr. Mary Texeira (CSUSB Sociology), Robie Madrigal (Pfau Library), Stan Futch (President, Westside Action Group), Dr. Jeremy Murray (CSUSB History), Matt Patino (Crafton Hills College Adjunct Faculty), Michael German...
2024-05-071h 02Race and Rights PodcastThe Racial Muslim with Sahar Aziz and Deb Amos (Episode 7)Religious bigotry in the U.S. racializes Muslims and Arabs – particularly those in immigrant communities. This week’s episode tackles an ongoing trend where racism quashes religious freedom. Host Sahar Aziz and longtime war correspondent and Princeton journalism Professor Deborah Amos discuss the groundbreaking phenomenon of “The Racial Muslim: When Racism Quashes Religious Freedom” through an historical and comparative approach that demonstrates how race and religion intersect.#RacialMuslim #Islamophobia #AntiMuslimRacism #CRT #CriticalRaceTheory #SaharAziz #DeborahAmosSupport the Center for Security, Race and Rights by following us and making a donation: Donate: https://give.rutgersfoundation.org/csrr-s...
2024-05-0746 min
Understanding Israel PalestineIslamophobia is Ignored in Ferment over Anti-Semitism on College CampusesSend us a textRutgers University law professor Sahar Aziz and Mitchell Plitnick, president of Rethinking Foreign Policy, discuss student protests of Israel’s war in Gaza, the growing threat to free speech on college campuses, and how pervasive anti-Muslim bias in U.S. society and U.S. foreign policy perpetuates a one-sided view of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Aziz and Plitnick are co-authors of the report “Presumptively Anti-Semitic: Islamophobic Tropes in the Palestine-Israel Discourse,” published in November, 2023, by the Center for Security, Race and Rights at Rutgers. The report examines how Islamophobia distorts U.S. foreign policy and is...
2024-05-0530 min
Think Tank with Steve AdubatoSahar AzizSahar Aziz, Distinguished Professor of Law at Rutgers Law School and Director of the Center for Security, Race and Rights at Rutgers University, joins Steve Adubato as part of a special series, “Confronting Racism & Prejudice,” to respond to the historic rise in Islamophobia across the nation, the vandalization of the Center for Islamic Life … Continue reading "Sahar Aziz"
2024-05-0530 min
Occupied ThoughtsThe Attack on Academic FreedomIn this episode of Occupied Thoughts, FMEP Fellow Peter Beinart speaks with Professor Sahar Aziz of Rutgers University about the current attacks on academic freedom and why the US House of Representatives is investigating Rutgers and its Center for Security, Race and Rights, which Sahar directs. They also discuss the dangers of exceptionalizing Israel and the future of American universities more broadly.
Sahar Aziz is distinguished professor of law, Middle East Legal Studies Scholar, and Chancellor’s Social justice Scholar at Rutgers University Law School. Professor Aziz’s scholarship examines the intersection of national security, race, religion, and civil rights with...
2024-05-0337 min
Understanding Israel PalestineIslamophobia Is Ignored in Ferment over Anti-Semitism on CampusRutgers University law professor Sahar Aziz and Mitchell Plitnick, president of Rethinking Foreign Policy, discuss student protests of Israel’s war in Gaza, the growing threat to free speech on college […]
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2024-05-0328 min
Understanding Israel PalestineIslamophobia Is Ignored in Ferment over Anti-Semitism on CampusRutgers University law professor Sahar Aziz and Mitchell Plitnick, president of Rethinking Foreign Policy, discuss student protests of Israel's war in Gaza, the growing threat to free speech on college […] The post Islamophobia Is Ignored in Ferment over Anti-Semitism on Campus appeared first on KKFI.
2024-05-0328 minRace and Rights PodcastThe 100 Years' War on Palestine with Rashid Khalidi (Episode 6)This episode delves into one hundred years of colonial war on the Palestinians, waged first by the Zionist movement and then Israel, while backed by Britain and the United States, the great powers of the age. Host Sahar Aziz and this week’s guest, historian and distinguished Columbia University Professor Rashid Khalidi, will discuss the origins and consequences of this non stop aggression against the Palestinians – which is also the subject of his latest book: ”The Hundred Years' War on Palestine: A History of Settler Colonialism and Resistance, 1917-2017”. #Palestine #Zionism #RashidKhalidi #SettlerColonialismSupport the Center fo...
2024-04-2341 min
Fares Center EventsThe Middle East on the U.S. Campus with Sahar Aziz and Peter Beinart (Fares Center International Conference 2024)The Fares Center International Conference took place on April 18 and 19, 2024 at the Fletcher School at Tufts University.
2024-04-2000 minRace and Rights PodcastMerge Left: A Fireside Chat with Ian Haney Lopez (Episode 5)The political manipulation of coded racism, also known as dog whistle politics, has evolved in the aftermath of the Trump presidency. Host Sahar Aziz and Berkeley Law Professor Ian Haney López discuss how merging the struggles for racial justice and for shared economic prosperity builds solidarity across racial lines necessary for winning elections – which is also the subject of his latest book: "Merge Left: Fusing Race and Class, Winning Elections, and Saving America".Support the Center for Security, Race and Rights by following us and making a donation:Donate: https://give.rutgersfoundation.org/csr...
2024-04-1239 min
The Intercept BriefingAmid Gaza War, College Campuses Become Free Speech “Testing Ground”The conflict in Gaza has galvanized a new generation of young anti-war activists, in the same way that opposition to the Vietnam War and apartheid South Africa did in decades past. A backlash is now building in the United States, led by right-wing activist and pro-Israel groups aimed at eliminating any public dissent over U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East.As the death toll of Palestinians rises, a new authoritarian climate is sweeping across the U.S. — particularly on college campuses, which have transformed into laboratories for censorship and surveillance. Intercepted host Murtaza Hussain di...
2024-04-1048 min
Sumud Podcast: Inspired by PalestineSahar AzizDr. Ed Hasan sits down with professor, author, speaker, scholar, and human rights activist Sahar Aziz to talk about her journey, the motivations behind her activism, and the realities of oppressed people around the world, particularly in Palestine. Click the links below to learn more about Sahar Aziz and her work!Read Her Book, Racial Muslim: When Racism Quashes Religious Freedomhttps://www.amazon.com/Racial-Muslim-Quashes-Religious-Freedom/dp/0520382293Learn About The Center for Security, Race and Rights (CSRR)https://csrr.rutgers.edu/about/staff/Professor Sahar Aziz...
2024-04-041h 45Race and Rights PodcastExporting the War on Terror: Islamophobia in Asia with Khaled Beydoun (Episode 4)Host Sahar Aziz and Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law Professor Khaled Beydoun discuss the latest legal and political developments in the troubling rise of global Islamophobia in India, China, and other Asian countries. The conversation is informed by Professor Beydoun’s new book The New Crusades: Islamophobia and the Global War on Muslims.#Islamophobia #Asia #China #India #KhaledBeydoun Support the Center for Security, Race and Rights by following us and making a donation:Donate: https://give.rutgersfoundation.org/csrr-support/20046.html Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rucs...
2024-03-2634 minRace and Rights PodcastShining a Light on New Jersey’s Secret State Intelligence System (Episode 3)Civil liberties are vulnerable to infringement in large part due to the post-9/11 expansion of a government surveillance apparatus. Join us as we examine the threats to civil liberties and rights posed by Fusion Centers, as highlighted in the Center for Security, Race and Rights’ groundbreaking report Shining a Light on New Jersey's Secret Intelligence System. Host Sahar Aziz addresses these issues with Brennan Center for Justice law enforcement expert Michael German, CAIR New Jersey staff attorney Ayah Zaki, and ACLU of New Jersey attorney Dillon Reisman.#Surveillance #Intelligence #CivilLiberties #SaharAziz #MichaelGerman #ACLU #DillonReismanSupport th...
2024-03-1241 minRace and Rights PodcastConsistent Partiality: U.S. Foreign Policy on Palestine-Israel (Episode 2)Although the Biden administration talks about supporting democracy and human rights, it has maintained unconditional US support for Israel even as human rights organizations label it an apartheid state. What are the political and ideological foundations of America’s hostility to Palestinian freedom? And what would it take to change them? Does the US’s unconditional support for Israel serve America’s national interests? Host Sahar Aziz addresses these questions with Professor Peter Beinart and human rights attorney Sarah Leah Whitson.#MiddleEast #Israel #Palestine #HumanRights #PeterBeinart #SarahLeahWhitsonSupport the Center for Security, Race and Rights by foll...
2024-02-2730 min
CounterPunch RadioSahar Aziz and Mitchell PlitnickThis time on CounterPunch Radio we sit down with Sahar Aziz and Mitchell Plitnick, co-authors of “Presumptively Antisemitic: Islamophobic Tropes in the Palestine-Israel Discourse,” a critical new report published by Rutgers University Law School’s Center for Security, Race, and Rights. The conversation explores the political and social context for this report, as well as the timing of its release, published as it was against the backdrop of Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza. The discussion broadens beyond the report to explore various aspects of the Palestine issue and its continued central importance for the US and western countries, as well...
2024-02-261h 08
Parallax Views w/ J.G. MichaelThe Islamophobia Network and the Israel-Palestine Discourse w/ Sahar Aziz and Mitchell Plitnick
On this edition of Parallax Views, ReThinking Foreign Policy's Mitchell Plitnick and Sahar Aziz of the Center for Security, Race, and Rights join the show to discuss their recent report Presumptively Antisemitic: Islamophobic Tropes in the Palestine-Israel Discourse. Sahar Aziz is the author of the book The Racial Muslim: When Racism Quashes Religious Freedom and has done extensive work on the issue of Islamophobia. Together with Mitchell Plitnick, known for his work on U.S. foreign policy related to Israel/Palestine, they are taking on the connection between Islamophobia and the silencing of Arab voices on the...
2024-02-261h 05
Our VoicesShades of identity: Black history month specialHello everyone, welcome back to another episode of our voices!
Today our special guests are Titi and Alex. Titi is part of the African Association and is here today to share her experience. Alex is a 4th year student from ISW (check out his episode if you want to know more about him).
In honour of black History month we exchange perspectives and talk about what it means to be black, about identity and discrimination. Representation and cultural diversity is important.
Some of our favorite black artists:
Loyle Carner
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2024-02-071h 16
The Real News PodcastHow Israel's supporters use Islamophobia to silence critics | The Marc Steiner ShowBy now, the false equivalency between anti-Zionism and antisemitism—which Israel’s supporters use to give rhetorical cover for Zionism—is a well-worn topic on the left. What’s less discussed is the role of Islamophobia and anti-Arab racism in Zionists’ attempts to smear their critics, particularly Arab and Muslim ones, as antisemitic. A new report from Rutger University Law School’s Center for Security, Race, and Rights (CSRR) maps the use of Islamophobic tropes in the discourse on Israel-Palestine, noting that the racist association between terrorism and Arab and Muslim identity is intentionally invoked by Israel’s apologists.Michael P...
2024-02-0642 minThe Marc Steiner ShowHow Israel's supporters use Islamophobia to silence criticsBy now, the false equivalency between anti-Zionism and antisemitism—which Israel’s supporters use to give rhetorical cover for Zionism—is a well-worn topic on the left. What’s less discussed is the role of Islamophobia and anti-Arab racism in Zionists’ attempts to smear their critics, particularly Arab and Muslim ones, as antisemitic. A new report from Rutger University Law School’s Center for Security, Race, and Rights (CSRR) maps the use of Islamophobic tropes in the discourse on Israel-Palestine, noting that the racist association between terrorism and Arab and Muslim identity is intentionally invoked by Israel’s apologists.Michael P...
2024-02-0642 min
The InsurgentsEp. 248: Presumptively Antisemitic ft. Prof. Sahar AzizProf. Sahar Aziz, Distinguished Professor of Law and Chancellor's Social Justice Scholar at Rutgers Law and author of The Racial Muslim: When Racism Quashes Religious Freedom, joins us to discuss her recent report “Presumptively Antisemitic: Islamophobic Tropes In The Palestine-Israel Discourse.” We explore the ways Islamophobia spreads in the media and shifts the balance of conversation of coverage, resulting in a dehumanizing effect for Muslims, and how—especially in this moment—some genuinely pro-Palestinian advocacy is inaccurately framed as anti-Semitic. You can read the full report here: https://csrr.rutgers.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/csrr-presumptively-antisemitic-report.pdf | Our most recent premium episode f...
2024-02-021h 02
Middle East FocusAntisemitism and Islamophobia in the US political discourse on Israel/PalestineSahar Aziz and Mitchell Plitnick discuss their study "Presumptively Antisemitic: Islamophobic Tropes in the Palestine Israel Discourse" with MEI's Palestine and Palestinian-Israeli Affairs Program Director Khaled Elgindy.
2024-01-1041 min
Politics365.com on KIRN670AM in Los Angeles, every Sunday at 9am PSTPolitics365.com Podcast with Sahar Aziz on KIRN670AM, Los Angeles, CASahar F. Aziz is a Distinguished Professor of Law and Chancellor's Social Justice Scholar at Rutgers Law School where she is the Director of the Center on Security, Race, and Civil Rights. Professor Aziz’s scholarship focuses on the intersection of national security and civil rights law with a focus on the post-9/11 era. She incorporates critical race theory, feminist theory, and constitutional law into her examination of the disparate impact of post-9/11 laws and public policy on ethnic, racial, and religious minority groups in the United States. Professor Aziz’s analyzes these issues in various contexts including immigration, counterterrorism, crim...
2024-01-0524 minPolitics365.com on KIRN670AM in Los Angeles, every Sunday at 9am PSTPolitics365.com Podcast with Sahar Aziz on KIRN670AM, Los Angeles, CASahar F. Aziz is a Distinguished Professor of Law and Chancellor's Social Justice Scholar at Rutgers Law School where she is the Director of the Center on Security, Race, and Civil Rights. Professor Aziz’s scholarship focuses on the intersection of national security and civil rights law with a focus on the post-9/11 era. She incorporates critical race theory, feminist theory, and constitutional law into her examination of the disparate impact of post-9/11 laws and public policy on ethnic, racial, and religious minority groups in the United States. Professor Aziz’s analyzes these issues in various contexts including immigration, counterterrorism, crim...
2024-01-0521 min
The Katie Halper ShowThe Assassination Of Refaat Alareer & The Witch-Hunt On College CampusesKatie discusses the life, death and legacy of poet Refaat Alareer with his colleagues at Electronic Intifada, journalists Ali Abunimah and Nora Barrows-Friedman and his former student and current writer and translator Mahmoud Alyazji.
But first Katie talks to law professor Sahar Aziz and writer and analyst Mitchell Plitnick about their new report “Presumptively Antisemitic: Islamophobic Tropes in the Palestine-Israel Discourse” which looks at how accusations of antisemitism stifle criticism of Israel and empower its systematic violations of Palestinians’ human rights. We also talk about the witch hunts and censorship on college campuses which are distracting from Israel's crimes.
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2023-12-152h 29
The Diverse BookshelfEp53: Sahar Mustafah on Palestine, representation & privilegeOn this week’s show, I’m speaking to Palestinian-American writer, Sahar Mustafah about identity, writing, survivor’s guilt, and the current war on Gaza which has led to the killing of over 14,000 Palestinian men, women and children. Her book, The Beauty of Your Face is a stunning family tale of a young woman finding herself and her faith, as she explores her own identity. The daughter of immigrants, Sahar Mustafah explores her Palestinian heritage in her writing. She earned her MFA in Fiction from Columbia College where she was a Follett Graduate Scholar. Mustafah is a Willow...
2023-11-231h 29
#RaceClassEp. 23 | Why We Can't Talk About Israel-Palestine; A Conversation w/ Prof. Sahar AzizOn October 7, Hamas launched horrifying and unprecedent attacks targeting Israeli civilians and continues to hold Israeli hostages. Israel responded within an ongoing assault on Gaza that includes airstrikes and a blockade on humanitarian aid. Current estimates suggest that over 1,400 people have died in Israel and nearly 6,000 in Gaza. The conflict remains agonizing front-page news. And yet it feels as if we—the public, media, politicians—are incapable of really talking about what’s happening in Israel and Gaza. One reason is that this conflict, like many others, is racialized. This dynamic shapes how we process, perceive, and engage with the confli...
2023-10-2729 min
This Moment in DemocracyHamline, Free Speech, and Academic FreedomJoin Professor Saladin Ambar and Rutgers Law Professor Sahar Aziz for a conversation about the controversy happening at Hamline University, as well as current issues higher education is facing regarding free speech on campus, academic freedom, and the adjunctification of university faculty.
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2023-02-2429 min
Respecting ReligionAccusations of religious bias on campus and in CongressAccusations of antisemitism and Islamophobia tend to spark and exacerbate divisions in our world. Amanda and Holly discuss two recent controversies that featured accusations of religious bias: The removal of Rep. Ilhan Omar from a congressional committee and a depiction of the Prophet Muhammad shown in an art history class. They look at the under-discussed parts of these controversies, implications for the future, and how we balance the right to religious belief and expression with respect for others' beliefs. SHOW NOTES Segment 1 (starting at 00:55): A vote to remove Rep. Ilhan Omar from a c...
2023-02-0937 min
CERIPolitiques de lutte contre la radicalisationTable ronde du 10/10/2022 organisée à l'occasion de la parution du livre Politiques de lutte contre la radicalisation dirigé par Juliette Galonnier, Stéphane Lacroix et Nadia Marzouki aux Presses de Sciences Po dans la collection "L’Enjeu mondial"
Intervenant•es:
Nadia Marzouki, Sciences Po-CERI/CNRS, co-éditrice de l'ouvrage - Présentation générale de l'ouvrage.
Stéphane Lacroix, Sciences Po-CERI, co-éditeur de l'ouvrage et co-auteur du chapitre (avec Erik Skare) - Les quatre « R » de la déradicalisation dans le monde arabe (1990-2020).
Claire de Galembert (CNRS, ISSP): contributrice à l'ouvrage - Prison et lutte contre la radicalisation : un indépassable horizon...
2022-10-101h 59
EU ScreamThe Curious Case of the Racial MuslimLegal scholar Sahar Aziz says people who identify as Muslim are often perceived in racial terms, like black and brown people, in white-dominated societies. That makes Muslims on both sides of the Atlantic the subject of similar forms of racism. She also says protecting observant Muslims in Europe may be more difficult than in the United States, where religious observance is more commonplace. In this episode: Sahar Aziz in conversation with the journalist and think tanker Shada Islam.Support the show
2022-07-1629 min
In Service of HumanityEndnotes: The Racial Muslim: When Racism Quashes Religious Freedom (Sahar Aziz)Freedom of religion is a constitutionally protected right in the religion clause of the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. By definition, this should reflect America’s diversity and cover all people equally — whether Christian, Jewish, Muslim, agnostic, or atheist. In practice, however, Americans sometimes support policies that seemingly violate the civil rights of Muslims. Although the U.S. Census identifies Muslim immigrants of the Middle East and North Africa as white, they face discrimination and prejudices of being terrorists, suspicious, and violent. This paradox is the heart of “The Racial Muslim: When Racism Quashes...
2022-04-0630 min
The JabotLaw Professor On The Dichotomy Between The First Amendment And The Reality Of How Muslims Are Treated with Sahar AzizIn this episode, Kathryn speaks with Sahar Aziz, author, and Professor of Law at Rutgers Law School. Sahar shares how she first became interested in her book, The Racial Muslim. She details some historical examples of how the book's hypothesis is supported and discusses how far back the ideas go. Sahar also talks about the dichotomy between belief in the First Amendment and how that squares away in modern political discourse with the reality of how Muslims are treated. Episode Resources https://twitter.com/saharazizlaw https://www.facebook.com/saharazizlaw https://www.linkedin.com/in...
2022-03-1132 min
Deep Dives with ISPU"The Racial Muslim"This week on Deep Dives with ISPU, Director of Research Dalia Mogahed interviews ISPU Scholar Dr. Sahar Aziz about her new book The Racial Muslim: When Racism Quashes Religious Freedom. Their conversation dives into how the past informs the present: modern anti-Muslim discrimination compared to historical prejudicial treatment, the complications of the United States’s aspirations for religious freedom, and the country’s transformation into a multiracial and multireligious societyWhere you can find The Racial Muslim by Dr. Sahar Aziz:Purchase on University of California PressPurchase on Barn...
2022-02-0232 min
American Muslim ProjectThe Racial Muslim with Sahar AzizSeason 2 of American Muslim Project kicks off with Sahar Aziz, Professor of Law and Chancellor's Social Justice Scholar at Rutgers University Law School. She is also the founding director of the interdisciplinary Rutgers Center for Security, Race, and Rights.Sahar joins AMP to talk about her new book, "The Racial Muslim: When Racism Quashes Religious Freedom."About the Book:"Why does a country with religious liberty enmeshed in its legal and social structures produce such overt prejudice and discrimination against Muslims? Sahar Aziz’s groundbreaking book demonstrates how race and religion intersect to cre...
2022-01-2839 min
MnemosyneThe Racial Muslim with Dr. Sahar AzizMnemosyne is the Greek Goddess of memory and language, and this podcast seeks to immortalize feminist conversations through the ancient art of storytelling. In this episode, Andrea and Ameena interview Sahar Aziz, Professor of Law, Chancellor’s Social Justice Scholar, and Middle East and Legal Studies Scholar at Rutgers University Law School, as well as founding director of the interdisciplinary Rutgers Center for Security, Race, and Rights (csrr.rutgers.edu).
Sahar's book, The Racial Muslim: https://csrr.rutgers.edu/the-racial-muslim/ | Out on November 30, 2021, and currently available for pre-order on ucpress.edu, use the promo code 17M6662 for $8.99 of...
2021-11-1628 min
National Security Law TodayWhat We’ve Learned in the Two Decades Since 9/11The last twenty years of American counterterror and national security efforts have had profound impacts on our nation and the world. On the 20th Anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, we ask, how have we done? What worked and what didn’t work? Were processes, policies, laws, and resources adequate to the requirements? Did we adhere to those policies and laws? And perhaps most importantly, what lessons have we learned to ensure our nation and its allies can do better in the coming decades?
This episode features welcoming remarks by ABA President Reginald M. Turner:
https://www.americanbar.org/groups/leadership/aba_of...
2021-09-101h 27
The Maydan PodcastSahar Aziz on Race, Security, and the Racial Muslim - Special Guest EpisodeAs the 20th anniversary of September 11 reminds us of personal tragedy as well as structural violence of the state, The Maydan Podcast editor-in-chief Ahmet Tekelioglu hosts Sahar Aziz, a legal scholar, an expert on critical race theory, and the founding director of the Center for Security, Race, and Rights at Rutgers University Law School. She is the author of the Racial Muslim, forthcoming from University of California Press in November 2021.
2021-09-081h 12
National Security Law TodayCybersecurity Infrastructure and the New Era of Information SharingIn this week’s episode, we hear from an esteemed panel of cybersecurity professionals on two big ticket items of this year: President Biden’s Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity, and the Rule 41 Search and Seizure warrant obtained by the FBI in response to the Microsoft Exchange Server data breach this past spring.
This panel is moderated by ABA Cybersecurity Legal Task Force Co-Chair Claudia Rast
Speakers:
Dan Sutherland is the Chief Counsel for CISA:
https://www.cisa.gov/dan-sutherland
Christopher Peters is the Chief Security Officer at Entergy:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterscso/
Terrence Berg is a U...
2021-09-0232 min
The Ansari PodcastE23: How Muslims Became the Villains of the Century w. Law Professor Sahar AzizThe Ansari Podcast: Mahmoud Elansary and Professor Sahar Aziz discuss how the American government treated Muslims and reacted to the attack on 9/11. They talk about how the U.S government used 9/11 as an excuse to expand their power and abuse it on Muslims, knowing there would be no repercussions. They talk about how the government was able to do whatever they wanted to Muslims because Muslim Americans are weak and had no political power. Muslims were an easy target for the U.S. government. And whether the government still runs these sting operations on Muslims, also how people easily...
2021-07-261h 22
Dialectics with Tripp BaronnerDialectics 032 with Forty Cats - Yin Editionlnk.to/dialectics032-yin1. Forty Cats - ID [00:00]2. ID - ID [02:35]3. Carl Higson - Unleashed [MNL] [08:24]4. Interaxxis - Natural Fear (Sahar Z & Khen Remix) [Plattenbank] [15:16]5. Serge Devant - Girl's Laugh [Rebellion] [20:34]6. Dimel De Silva - Kala (K Loveski Remix) [AH Digital] [26:51]7. Gonzalo Sacc & Rodrigo Lapena - Brave [Mango Alley] [31:52] 8. Mariner + Domingo - Starlight Lounge [Kiksuya Records] [37:42]9. Pippi Ciez & Idd Aziz - Riziki [All Day I Dream] [44:08]10. ID - ID (Forty Cats Remix) [50:07]11. Forty Cats - ID [55:09]
2021-04-171h 00
Roy Malloy - Deep SensesDeep Senses 091 - Roy Malloy (End of the Year Compilation) [December 2020]Part 091 of Deep Senses Radio with Roy Malloy.
End of the year compilation 2020
Visit us online at www.facebook.com/deepsensesradio
TRACKLIST :
01. Matthew Dekay - The Four Agreements (Martin Roth Beats Edit) [Ajunadeep]
02. Amonita - Lavender Bloom (Original Mix) [Shanti Radio Moscow]
03. Makebo & Amonita - Symphonic Fantasy (Original Mix) [All Day i Dream]
04. Double Touch ft Reigan - Greatest Day (Lost Desert Remix) [All Day I Dream]
05. Armen Miran - Reborn (Volen Sentir Sunset Mix) (Stevie H Silence Edit)
06. Travis Jesse - Keeping an Innocent Heart (Original Mix) [D&R Digital]
07. Pippi Ciez, Idd Aziz - Riziki (Lost Desert Remix...
2020-12-263h 01
She Speaks: Academic Muslimahs019 Sahar AzizOn the 19th anniversary of 9/11, Sahar Aziz talks about how the tragedy impacted Muslim Americans and Muslim immigrants within the United States. This episode discusses the PATRIOT ACT, NSEERS (2012 male registry for Muslim immigrants), and how the curtailments of rights impacted Muslim participation within social and political sphere. Dr. Aziz also talks about Muslim political interests during this election season and what we should focus on as a community (institutional change!). Center for Security, Race and Rights: https://csrr.rutgers.edu/
2020-09-1137 min
Nikita GribNikita Grib - Podcast #1 (05.06.2020)Tracklist:
1. M.O.S - Tam V Oblakah (Original Mix)
2. 104 BPM - Hello, 3 Hours (Original Mix)
3. Tim Green Vacation to Life EP - Vacation to Life (Original Mix)
4. Valdovinos, Josefina Barreix Grizzly EP - Grizzly feat. Josefina Barreix (Original Mix)
5. Maya Jane Coles, Claudia Kane Run to You (feat. Claudia Kane) - Run to You feat. Claudia Kane (Original Mix)
6. Bonobo - Linked
7. Slow Hearts Melanda - Eyepads (Tim Green Remix)
8. Gorje Hewek, Izhevski Tenderness - Tenderness (Original Mix)
9. Idd Aziz, Filippos Kairetu feat. Idd Aziz Kairetu feat. Idd Aziz (Original Mix)
10. Tasi REYSIS, SIS & Rey&Kjavik Tasi Lua
11. M...
2020-06-0500 min
RNN ArchivesStir Crazy! Episode #21: Don’t Bleach Me Bro!On today’s show: TRNN Managing Editor Marc Steiner, TRNN Executive Political Editor Don Rojas, and special guest Sahar Aziz, director of the Center for Security, Race and Rights. Hosted by Kim Brown.
2020-04-281h 06
GozargahGozar 08 🌹You listen it
01. Get Loose - Sohanny & Vein
02. Eminem Remix
03. Sahar - Dooset Daram (Remix)
04. Arash Ft. Ilkay Sencan - Mary Jane
05. Black Cats - Ma Do Ta
06. Ahllam - In Del Shode Havaei
07. Sahar - Ey Vay Ey Jan
08. Saeid Mohammadi - Berim Vasat
09. Farzad Farzin - Atish
10. Sami Beigi - Nabasham (Dynatonic Remix)
11. Ahllam - Dele Divooneh
12. Shahab Tiam - Havaashi
13. Sami Beigi - Be To Marboot Nist
14. Shery M - Latino Love
15. Aron Afshar - Gisoo Parishan
16. Satin - Aziz Joon
17. Shahab Tiam - Maajara
18. Reza Ramyar Ft. Shery M - Mobtala
19. Saeed Arab - Are Divoonam
20. Sat...
2020-03-1652 min
360 ShowPersian Dance Music Mix - DJ BORHAN SUPERMIX 5Subscribe to all mixes on iTunes: https://goo.gl/Qp8LxX
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DJ Borhan's 2019 Persian dance DJ mix is out with all the latest top Iranian songs. Enjoy this 70 minute Persian DJ mix, episode 18 on DJ Borhan's 360 Show on Bia2.com in high quality.
Join DJ Borhan's Telegram channel and connect on Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat for updates on new mixes.
Stream all of DJ Borhan's mixes on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Soundcloud or iTunes Podcast.
2019 Persian Music DJ Mix Tracklist:
1. Sasy - Gentleman
2. Amir Tataloo - Maskhare Bazi
3. Sasy - Che Pesari
4. ...
2019-03-121h 07
360 ShowDJ Borhan - Supermix 5DJ Borhan's 2019 Persian dance DJ mix is out with all the latest top Iranian songs. Enjoy this 70 minute Persian DJ mix, episode 18 on DJ Borhan's 360 Show on Bia2.com in high quality.
Join DJ Borhan's Telegram channel and connect on Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat for updates on new mixes.
Stream all of DJ Borhan's mixes on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Soundcloud or iTunes Podcast.
Enjoy this New Persian pop DJ mix, with all the hottest and best new Iranian songs and remixes.
Search DJ Borhan on Instagram, Snapchat, Telegram & Facebook for updates on...
2019-03-111h 07
Parwaana (پَروانہ)The Branches- DRDJ Live @ Gridlock- Cloud 9- 09.07.2016The Branches series keeps our supporters updated on Black Peach DJ's performing across Karachi.
This is the last two hours of Dr.DJ's "Cloud-9" set where he headlines the event he opened for a year back.
Set Timings- 0000-0300
"Pretty different from the time and style I usually play, starting off the music and taking it up to 3 am I was both warmup and peak time as far as Karachi Nights go." says The Doctor.
"The Night was about taking chances and embracing the new, The set I played reflected that I believe; setting the stage for the upcoming artists...
2017-07-012h 00
MELODIC, DEEP & PROGRESSIVEOnno Boomstra - DREAMSTATES - REM 11DREAMSTATES is a collection of tracks, deeper than deep , smoothing into deep tech, with elements of progressive. I try to put these sets together so that each track amplifies the previous one .... shaping a movie of sound ....
DIRECTIONS OF USE: Good headphones and 2 hours of your life with your eyes closed.
Have a GREAT weekend and ...
Enjoy!
TRACKLIST :
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1 Mercurial (Original Mx) by Cubenx
2 Max Doblhoff by MAMA JO feat. Idd Aziz (Club Version)
3 Ways of the Sun (Original Mix) by Frankey & Sandrino feat. Ia Öberg
4 Two Of U...
2016-12-031h 56DREAMSTATES - DEEP, MELODIC AND PROGRESSIVEOnno Boomstra - DREAMSTATES - REM 11DREAMSTATES is a collection of tracks, deeper than deep , smoothing into deep tech, with elements of progressive. I try to put these sets together so that each track amplifies the previous one .... shaping a movie of sound ....
DIRECTIONS OF USE: Good headphones and 2 hours of your life with your eyes closed.
Have a GREAT weekend and ...
Enjoy!
TRACKLIST :
1 Mercurial (Original Mx) by Cubenx
2 Max Doblhoff by MAMA JO feat. Idd Aziz (Club Version)
3 Ways of the Sun (Original Mix) by Frankey & Sandrino feat. Ia Öberg
4 Two Of Us (Soul Button Remix) by Tom Peters
5 Sweet Disposition (Undercatt Remix) by The T...
2016-12-031h 56
15 Minute HistoryThe Egyptian RevolutionGuest Sahar F. Aziz helps us understand the political earthquakes in Egypt's bumpy transition from authoritarian rule to what comes next, and sheds light on what it might take for the country to arrive at the democracy its people demanded in the streets.
2013-12-1100 min15 Minute HistoryThe Egyptian RevolutionGuest Sahar F. Aziz helps us understand the political earthquakes in Egypt's bumpy transition from authoritarian rule to what comes next, and sheds light on what it might take for the country to arrive at the democracy its people demanded in the streets.
2013-12-1100 min
15 Minute HistoryThe Egyptian RevolutionGuest Sahar F. Aziz helps us understand the political earthquakes in Egypt's bumpy transition from authoritarian rule to what comes next, and sheds light on what it might take for the country to arrive at the democracy its people demanded in the streets.
2013-12-1100 min15 Minute HistoryThe Egyptian RevolutionGuest Sahar F. Aziz helps us understand the political earthquakes in Egypt's bumpy transition from authoritarian rule to what comes next, and sheds light on what it might take for the country to arrive at the democracy its people demanded in the streets.
2013-12-1100 minBreaking The SetStop & Frisk coming to Oakland, Tatiana Moroz performs, Egypt’s next stage of revolutionAbby Martin talks to Sahar Aziz, fellow at the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding, about protests in Egypt, post-revolution reforms and the emerging opposition against the Muslim Brotherhood. BTS then addresses and responds to some of the recent viewer feedback for the show. Then, an in-studio performance from Tatiana Moroz, liberty activist and songwriter, who performs a song called ‘Playing the Cards’ from her new EP entitled ‘Love and Liberty’. We wrap up the show by highlighting Finnish street artist Sampsa for spreading awareness about unjust copyright laws through art, and calls out William Bratton, former LA police chief and prop...
2013-01-2700 minEgyptian Revolution of 2011 with Ms Sahar Aziz Esq first follow up broadcastEVENT – SCHEDULED APPEARANCE on Law Talk Radio webcast:
“Egyptian Revolution of 2011 with Ms Sahar Aziz Esq first follow up broadcast”
On Friday, February 11, 2011 Attorney Sahar Aziz will offer follow-up to her February 04, 2011 appearance to continue our dialogue and update our listeners on significant events in Egypt. Also joining us will be an AL Arabi news journalist, Mr. Amr Gohar.
WHO – Attorney Sahar Aziz, principal of the Law Office of Sahar F. Aziz, is a civil rights attorney of Egyptian descent and adjunct professor of national security law and civil rights at the Georgetown University Law Center. Ms. Aziz’s practice focuses on...
2011-02-111h 03
Texas Law Talk RadioEgyptian Revolution of 2011 with Ms Sahar Aziz Esq first follow up broadcastEVENT – SCHEDULED APPEARANCE on Law Talk Radio webcast: “Egyptian Revolution of 2011 with Ms Sahar Aziz Esq first follow up broadcast” On Friday, February 11, 2011 Attorney Sahar Aziz will offer follow-up to her February 04, 2011 appearance to continue our dialogue and update our listeners on significant events in Egypt. Also joining us will be an AL Arabi news journalist, Mr. Amr Gohar. WHO – Attorney Sahar Aziz, principal of the Law Office of Sahar F. Aziz, is a civil rights attorney of Egyptian descent and adjunct professor of national security law and civil rights at the Georgetown University Law Center. Ms. Aziz’s practice focuses on...
2011-02-111h 02