Episode 08: Zaakir Tameez - Who Gets to Tell America's Story?
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Episode 08: Zaakir Tameez - Who Gets to Tell America's Story?
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Zaakir Tameez is a scholar of antitrust and constitutional law. A graduate of Yale Law School and the University of Virginia, he has published award-winning scholarship and coauthored amicus briefs before the Texas and United States Supreme Courts. He is a Fulbright Scholar and Humanity in Action Senior Fellow from Houston, Texas.
Zaakir's new book, Charles Sumner: Conscious of a Nation, bridges personal identity and American history. He talks about why a young Muslim guy chose to tell the story of a 19th-century abolitionist and shows how neglected narratives of Reconstruction and civil rights can inspire us today. Woven throughout our conversation are themes of faith, courage, solidarity, and the shared responsibility of all Americans to claim, tell, and act upon their history.
We’re excited to share a new sponsor: The Brueggeman Center for Dialogue at Xavier University, here in Cincinnati, is dedicated to deepening understanding across faiths and promoting systemic change.
Avenue M is produced by Bespoken Live with music by Zach Swelber, who plays in Circle It and Mosant.