Let's Address This - Weekly Recap

A quick overview of this week's published content — plus your weekly dad joke

This week on Let’s Address This I published my first self-correction. Read below to see why. I also discuss Juneteenth, antisemitism, religious persecution, Eid, and a Civil War hero not taught about in schools. Thank you to the hundreds of paying subscribers for ensuring my content remains accessible to all readers. And thank you to all supporters for reading and sharing this content.

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

Sunday

• As 1.6B Muslims Celebrate Eid—One Muslim Community Faces Horrid Obstacles

  • The state sanctioned persecution of Ahmadi Muslims is only getting worse

Monday

• Hillary Clinton Endorses The Candidate MAGA Trumpers Want

  • Backing a MAGA candidate over Rep Bowman sends a clear, terrible message

Tuesday

• The Qasim Rashid Show — Episode 125

  • My guest is scientist and whistleblower Rebekah Jones

Wednesday (Juneteenth)

• Private Mohammed Kahn — Civil War Hero

  • An iconic untold story of an immigrant Muslim American in antebellum USA

Thursday

• A Juneteenth Reminder To Divest From War Crimes

  • My remarks to the Naperville City Council to stand on the right side of history

Friday

• UPDATE: Who Is Inciting Antisemitism in America?

  • In light of new data, a self-correction to my own previously published article

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Dad Joke of the Week:

• At a funeral a man says to the widow, "Mind if a say a word?"

  • "Not at all,” she says, “please do."

• He stands up, clears his throat, and says, "Comprehensive," then sits down.

  • She responds in tears, "Thank you. That means everything."

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