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Western Christianity's long-standing support of Israel has, perhaps unintentionally, nurtured a prejudice against Arab people—the descendants of Abraham's first son, Ishmael. Author Tony Maalouf contends that this bias differs dramatically from the biblical portrayal of Ishmael and the nations that have sprung from him. With meticulous research and theological astuteness, Maalouf surfaces the positive portrayal of the Arab people in ancient and prophetic history, clearly showing that the Israeli-Arab conflict is a recent development in history.

AYO Media’s flagship podcast featuring prominent Black women and how they define and contend with success. Hosted by Adenike Olanrewaju Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A space where POC and LGBTQIA+ people can come hear discussions from coming out and living your truth to stonewalling your family. Our stories are very unique but they follow the same themes as many other LGBTQIA+ people. Come with Chinaza, a nonbinary Nigerian creative and Chante, a queer black artist as we learn more about ourselves and each other.

The First Born Daughters platform welcomes you with open hearts and arms as we build a community that supports daughters who seek healthy woman-woman connections and interactions. We offer resources via podcast, in person + virtual mentorship, writing initiatives, storytelling, and collaborative wellness experiences. Connect with us via socials:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/firstborndaughters/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/654118385244944/ FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/654118385244944/ Share Your Story: https://mailchi.mp/141f5d635b11/firstborndaughtersTik Tok: ...

First Born Wahala podcast is led by 2 vivacious Nigerian-Italian women living in London, where they discuss the highs and lows of being a first born! Nothing is off limits and the various cultural influences make for some great listening; from the unfiltered realities of being Nigerian Millennials to the belly hurting banter. Join them as they navigate through everyday life experiences AKA wahalas.