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DESCRIPTION:Film and Discussion: The Alexandria Black History Museum and Po
 rt Of Harlem magazine present the free screening of the one-hour film Afri
 can-American Pioneer Muslimahs in Washington\, DC.  "It's a very interesti
 ng representation of African-American culture with a barely heard Islamic 
 twist\," says Port Of Harlem's Wayne Young. Created by Zarinah Shakir\, th
 e presentation explores the lives of three South Carolinians who converted
  from Christianity to Islam in the 1940's and 1950's. Young added\, "The h
 eartwarming stories are typical of those of southern Blacks who moved from
  the South to the North for greater opportunity and freedom.  Their storie
 s are full of sometimes funny 'southernisms'." Shakir will follow the film
  with a discussion.
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SUMMARY:African-American Pioneer Muslimahs in Washington on Nov 17\, 2012
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 s.alexandriava.gov/Calendar/Detail.aspx?si=5056\n\nFilm and Discussion: Th
 e Alexandria Black History Museum and Port Of Harlem magazine present the 
 free screening of the one-hour film African-American Pioneer Muslimahs in 
 Washington\, DC.  "It's a very interesting representation of African-Ameri
 can culture with a barely heard Islamic twist\," says Port Of Harlem's Way
 ne Young. Created by Zarinah Shakir\, the presentation explores the lives 
 of three South Carolinians who converted from Christianity to Islam in the
  1940's and 1950's. Young added\, "The heartwarming stories are typical of
  those of southern Blacks who moved from the South to the North for greate
 r opportunity and freedom.  Their stories are full of sometimes funny 'sou
 thernisms'." Shakir will follow the film with a discussion.\n\nLocation: B
 lack History Museum\, 902 Wythe St.\nContact Phone: 703.746.4356\nFees: Fr
 ee\, but reservations required. Call the Museum at 703.746-4356\nAudience:
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DTEND:20121117T210000Z
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LOCATION:Black History Museum\, 902 Wythe St.
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SUMMARY:African-American Pioneer Muslimahs in Washington
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