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DESCRIPTION:Jamillah Karim is an author and former Professor of Religion at
  Spelman  \nCollege. She specializes in Islam and Muslims in the United St
 ates (African  \nAmerican\, South Asian and Arab)\, Islamic Feminism\, Rac
 e and Ethnicity\, and  \nImmigration and Transnational Identity. She inves
 tigates what it means to  \nnegotiate Islamic ideals of community (ummah) 
 against America’s race and  \nclass hierarchies. Jamillah also researches 
 and writes on how American Muslim  \nwomen navigate gendered mosque space.
  She is the author of several published  \narticles including “To Be Black
 \, Female\, and Muslim: A Candid Conversation  \nabout Race in the America
 n Ummah” and “Islam for the People: Muslim  \nMen’s Voices on Race and Eth
 nicity in the American Ummah.” Jamillah  \nobtained her Ph.D. in Islamic S
 tudies at Duke University where she also did  \nher undergraduate work in 
 electrical engineering.
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LOCATION:Oechsle 224
SUMMARY:Women\, Islam\, and Activism
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