Let's Address This - Weekly Recap

Your recap of this week's human rights content (plus our obligatory Dad Joke)

Border patrol corruption, Presidential fact checks, 9/11, Facebook censorship, and Trump inspires terrorism — what a wild week for Let’s Address This with Qasim Rashid. And the fact is, I couldn’t do it without your support.

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Here is your weekly recap of Let’s Address This with Qasim Rashid.

Monday

A Border Patrol Agent Kidnapped & Raped a Teen Girl — Where Is The Outrage?

• With nearly 5000 credible accusations of sexual assault against Border Patrol agents, this story is sadly not unique but too often the norm

Tuesday

• Fact Checking the First Presidential Debate Between Harris and Trump

  • Two near diametrically opposite visions of the future of our country — breaking it down into bite sized paragraphs

Tuesday

The Qasim Rashid Show — Episode 136

• I’m excited to announce that my SiriusXM has extended my contract! Thank you all for your incredible support, for listening, for sharing, and for your trust.

• On this week’s episode I welcome anti-racist activist, author, and scholar Mr. Ernest Crim III, “your favorite Black history teacher to discuss economic justice, racism, & the DOJ

Wednesday

• Three Lessons 23 Years After 9/11

  • As we mourn and reflect on the past, three lessons to ensure we do right by the future

Thursday

• Facebook Is Censoring My Content On Racial Justice

  • A reminder of why we cannot relent in our advocacy for human rights, and why your support to counter this censorship becomes increasingly important

Friday

• Trump and Vance Inspire Terrorism In Ohio — Where Is The Accountability?

  • And this isn't the first time -- a detailed report shows Trump has incited dozens of acts of violence against marginalized communities.

Dad Joke of the Week

Mexican Muslims often wish for their favorite dish tomorrow: enchaAllahdas. :D

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