Saadia Khan, Author at The Globe Post

Monday, July 6, 2020

No Result

View All Result

NEWSLETTER

39 °f

New York

44 ° Fri

46 ° Sat

40 ° Sun

41 ° Mon

National
World
Business
Interviews
Lifestyle
Democracy at Risk
- Media Freedom
Opinion
- Editorials
- Columns
- Book Reviews
- Stage
Submit Op-ed

National
World
Business
Interviews
Lifestyle
Democracy at Risk
- Media Freedom
Opinion
- Editorials
- Columns
- Book Reviews
- Stage
Submit Op-ed

No Result

View All Result

No Result

View All Result

Home Author

Saadia Khan

Columbia University Graduate and human rights activist. She is also the creator and host of a podcast called 'Immigrantly' featuring peoples’ journeys to America

Stop Talking About Race in a Way That Puts White Americans at Ease

Opinion

Racism in US: It’s Time for People of Color to Break Their Silence

June 17, 2020

Salvadorean migrants heading in a caravan to the United States, walk at sunrise in Escuintla, Guatemala, on November 1, 2018

Opinion

For Once, Let People of Color Take Charge of Their Stories

February 13, 2020

Former Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush

Opinion

Selective Empathy is Far Worse than No Empathy at All

October 28, 2019

Ilhan Omar, winner of the Democratic primary in the Minnesota Fifth, is one of the first Muslim women elected to US Congress

Opinion

Dear West, It’s Time to Redefine Muslim Women

January 22, 2019

A woman displays a sign that reads "immigrants make America great" during a demonstration against US President Donald Trump during a rally in support of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), near the Trump Tower in New York in 2017.

Stage

An Immigrant’s Perspective on How to Fight Racism in America

January 10, 2019

Facebook Twitter

Do you like our reporting?
SUBSCRIBE

About Us

The Globe Post is part of Globe Post Media, a U.S. digital news organization that is publishing the world's best targeted news sites.

No Result

View All Result

National
World
Business
Interviews
Lifestyle
Democracy at Risk
- Media Freedom
Opinion
- Editorials
- Columns
- Book Reviews
- Stage
Submit Op-ed

Saadia Khan

Racism in US: It’s Time for People of Color to Break Their Silence

For Once, Let People of Color Take Charge of Their Stories

Selective Empathy is Far Worse than No Empathy at All

Dear West, It’s Time to Redefine Muslim Women

An Immigrant’s Perspective on How to Fight Racism in America

Recommended

Syria Harvest Boom Brings Hope as Hunger Spikes

After ‘Hell’ in Libyan Jails, Migrants Reunite Aboard Rescue Boat

US House Unanimously Passes China Sanctions Over Hong Kong Security Law

UK High Court Recognizes Juan Guaidó as Interim Venezuelan President

US Seizes Chinese Products Made From Human Hair in Forced Labor Crackdown

81 Killed in Violence After Death of Ethiopian Singer

Opinion

‘All History is Contemporary:’ A 20/20 Look of the US Antebellum and Civil War

Mongolia’s Dance with Democracy: Some Steps Back and Some Forward

Attorney General Barr’s Concerns Over Mail-In Voting Are Scare Tactics

Trump’s Kung Flu Takes its Place in Chronology of Racial Fear-Mongering

If You’re American, Racism Is Wired Into Your Brain

Say Their Names: How to Be a Better Human

Newsletter

About Us