Louis Farrakhan

A Fox News newsletter reported rising anti-Jewish prejudice in the U.S., alleging that Jewish voters are fleeing progressives due to concerns about anti-Zionist rhetoric in the Michigan Senate race. The article also noted controversies involving Abdul El-Sayed, whose campaign paid for services from a nonprofit connected to an endorsement by Horace Sheffield III. Other topics covered included AG Dana Nessel criticizing her party's handling of antisemitism and UN reports countering claims of starvation in Gaza.

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is receiving endorsement from Horace Sheffield III, a pastor who praised Louis Farrakhan, a figure known for antisemitic remarks. Sheffield has a history of controversial statements, including accusing Jews of harmful influence and calling them 'termites,' while El-Sayed's campaign has financially collaborated with Sheffield.

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is promoting an endorsement from Horace Sheffield III, a pastor who praised Louis Farrakhan, a figure known for antisemitic remarks including calling Jews 'termites.' Sheffield's endorsement and financial ties to El-Sayed's campaign have drawn scrutiny due to his history of controversial statements and associations.

Khadijah Farrakhan, known as 'Mother Khadijah' and 'First Lady' of the Nation of Islam, died on June 27 at age 90. She spent over seven decades supporting the Nation of Islam, a religious and political movement focused on Black self-reliance, and was married to Louis Farrakhan, the organization's leader, for 72 years.

Khadijah Farrakhan, the wife of Louis Farrakhan and first lady of the Nation of Islam, died at 90. She will lie in state at Mosque Maryam in Chicago with a janazah service followed by interment.

Khadijah Farrakhan, wife of Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, died at 90. She was a key figure in the movement, married for 72 years, and participated in events like the Million Woman March.

Khadijah Farrakhan, wife of Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan and known as the 'first lady of Nation of Islam,' died at 90. She was a long-time partner in leading the movement, which promotes Black self-reliance, and participated in events like the Million Woman March.

Khadijah Farrakhan, wife of Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, died at 90. She worked alongside him for decades in their religious and sociopolitical movement, which promotes Black self-reliance. Born Betsy Ross, she converted to Islam in 1955 and spoke at the 1997 Million Woman March.

Khadijah Farrakhan, wife of Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, died at 90. She worked alongside him for decades, supporting the religious and sociopolitical movement based in Chicago. Born Betsy Ross, she converted to Islam in 1955 and participated in events like the Million Woman March in 1997.