The event, organized and emceed by Muslim hip-hop artist Alia Sharrief, included a panel discussion in which she and the audience asked the performers questions about how they saw their art in their resistance. In addition to Sharrief, performers included Asa Lianess, Jaminah Shannon, MEEN, Ahlaam Abduljalil, Poesia Mariarte, TaLea Monet, Nusaibah Coleman, Yahsmin Bobo, Drakshan Khan, Amirah Sabir, Amelah El-Amin, Sulaiman Sisters and Fatimah Zareen.
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