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They are doing their best
Snide remarks, constant criticism and nit picking for someone's cleaning or choices to survive racist and hostile environments are damaging. If someone works long hours with low wages, picking them apart again and again is abuse, it is violence and damaging. They are doing their best. Don't speak to them more harshly because chances are they have been fielding more criticism and yelling than you might imagine. Maybe their feet hurt from lifting an elderly woman to and from th
sarahcss76
4 days ago1 min read
Racialized Women's suppressed rage and anger explained
Racialized women have long been the free labour, the exploited labour and continue to be the underpaid undervalued labour and get treated poorly in the process. When white women throw racialized women in front to deal with issues, and hide in the back when crisis or cleaning needs to be done and then scrutinize them for it as if this means they did something, it is an extension of colonial violence in wage theft, time theft were the result of indian "ayahs" serving the mistre
sarahcss76
5 days ago3 min read
Dear mom and dad,
This is my letter to my parents I wish the world would listen to Dear parents, Thank you for all that you did. I wish you hadn't sacrificed so much, and had had more time and money to do things you enjoy. I wish that the housing we had access to had been more qualitative, and I know that this is not your fault. Thank you dad, for protecting me. I am sorry I hurt you with th white gaze. I know that you weren't abusive, you were loving, kind and gentle, and that the white boys
sarahcss76
6 days ago2 min read
Environmental equity
The living and working conditions of racialized communities have long faced neglect. There exists a critical need to advocate for affordable quality housing that is accessible given the unique challenges of Muslim communities who can be found congregated in poorly resourced areas with high levels of crime and poverty. The long standing joke or oppressive jibe is that these neighborhoods are high in the issues they are because of the criminals congregated there, or the poor pe
sarahcss76
Aug 262 min read


Empowering Communities Through Zakat Support Programs
Zakat, one of the five pillars of Islam, is a powerful tool for social justice and community empowerment. It is not merely a charitable act but a means to redistribute wealth and support those in need. In recent years, various zakat support programs have emerged, aiming to enhance the impact of zakat contributions on communities. This blog post explores how these programs empower communities, the mechanisms behind them, and real-life examples of their success. Community membe
sarahcss76
Dec 4, 20254 min read


Reducing Isolation with Culturally Relevant Services
Isolation is a growing concern in our increasingly diverse society. Many individuals, particularly those from marginalized communities, experience feelings of loneliness and disconnection. Culturally relevant services can play a pivotal role in bridging these gaps, fostering connections, and enhancing the overall well-being of individuals. This blog post explores how these services can effectively reduce isolation and promote community engagement. Understanding Isolation Isol
sarahcss76
Dec 4, 20254 min read


Fostering Engagement: Zakat and Social Well-being
In a world where social disparities continue to widen, the concept of Zakat emerges as a beacon of hope and a powerful tool for fostering community engagement and social well-being. Zakat, one of the five pillars of Islam, is not merely a charitable act; it is a moral obligation that encourages individuals to share their wealth with those in need. This blog post explores the profound impact of Zakat on social well-being, highlighting its role in building stronger communities
sarahcss76
Dec 4, 20254 min read
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