Identity, Faith, and Resilience : A Conversation with Sadia Nawab
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Episode Description
In this powerful episode, Season 3 of Labyrinth of the First Gen continues its journey into first-generation stories and cultural narratives. Host Weyu Shameka welcomes Sadia Nawab, a cultural organizer from Chicago. Sadia shares her experiences growing up in a Muslim Palestinian community, shaped by her Pashtun heritage, and reflects on her impactful journey to connect with other muslim communities around the world.
Listen as Sadia discusses the importance of collectivity, the significance of communal living, and the ongoing work to preserve and celebrate cultural identities within the U.S. Despite challenges like surveillance and systemic oppression, Sadia’s story is one of resilience, faith, and community. Join us for an insightful conversation about the intersections of identity, activism, and the power of cultural heritage.
Episode Breakdown
00:00 — Introduction to Season 3
01:58 — Guest Introduction: Sadia Nawab
03:02 — Exploring Identity and Activism
05:30 — Cultural Organizing and Community Building
07:12 — Collective Living and Family Dynamics
11:59 — Faith and Community Connections
17:38 — Growing Up in ‘Little Palestine’
21:01 — Surveillance and Community Resilience
32:44 — Current Projects and Future Goals
38:40 — Conclusion and Next Episode Preview
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