Imani Bashir

A mother’s determination to end a legacy of racial trauma started with mother-son swim lessons.

The ban split up families, made many travelers feel uncomfortable, and took away numerous opportunities.

One family is using social media to unlock some unexpected destinations.

Seeing the world continues to have a positive impact on my child’s life.

A Black American Muslim expat shares her story on traveling and living around the world.

We spoke to three women about working in an industry without much visibility.

Many people see living and working abroad as a privilege. For me, it’s a way of escaping deadly racism in the U.S.

The pandemic and anti-Black violence have our Black family reconsidering what home means to us

He is not a threat. He is a loving, innocent child. I can’t bear him becoming another hashtag.

As we continue to physically distance, we’re all looking for ways to stay connected with our loved ones and colleagues. We can see each other on Zoom, but what about sending gifts or care packages? Right now, attempting to get to a post office or send out a package to anyone seems both time-consumin…

In America, one person’s ideal macaroni and cheese is another person’s idea of blasphemy, depending on your region, race and upbringing.

When an auntie is not actually a relative  The Washington Post