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REVEALED: Self-proclaimed leader of Rise of The Moors milita who claims he is the grand chief of Rhode Island and was arrested along with 10 other heavily armed men on I-95 north of Boston after standoff
Jahmal Latimer, who also goes by the title Talib Abdulla Bey, is the Moorish American Consular Post Head of the Rise of the Moors militia group
The group believes its followers are the aboriginal people of the US
It takes its teachings partly from a religious sect known as the Moorish Science Temple founded by Noble Drew Ali
Latimer and the Rise of the Moors have a large social media presence, with more than 16,000 subscribers to the group s YouTube channel
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From This couple, once incarcerated for decades, is dedicated to helping those who are either headed down the wrong path or striving to turn things around. They credit their union, in part, as the reasoning they are able to do this work. Aja Beckham /WAMU/DCist
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Lashonia Thompson-El, 48, says it was love at first sight when her now-husband, Sean Thompson-El, 56, arrived at Washington Dulles International Airport seven years ago. Ever had someone hug you so tight that they put your broken pieces back together again? says Lashonia. That s the way he hugged me when I went to pick him up at the airport for our first date.
December 18, 2020 at 1:54 pm | Published in: Asia & Americas, News, US
Blurred photos of Muslim women inmates who were allegedly forced to remove their hijabs for their ID photos in Michigan, US 18 December 2020 [Fox2detroit] December 18, 2020 at 1:54 pm
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), a Muslim civil rights and advocacy organisation, has filed a federal class-action lawsuit against the Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC) over allegedly forcing female inmates to remove their hijabs for their ID photos.
The lawsuit comes after more than 15 women claimed they were forced to remove their headscarves for booking photos. The inmates include Muslim women and those belonging to the Moorish Science religious movement.