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Black Power movement successors use Sharia law to raise bail funds

A Chicago Muslim group inspired by veteran Black Power activists solicits money to empty jails based on religious obligation. Believers Bail Out claims to have freed 300 Muslims from immigration or pretrial detention with $2.4 million since its 2018 founding, according to its website. The organization has enjoyed financial support from several Muslim and left-wing […]

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Black Power movement successors use Sharia law to raise bail funds
A Chicago Muslim group inspired by veteran Black Power activists solicits money to empty jails based on religious obligation. Believers Bail Out claims to have freed 300 Muslims from immigration or pretrial detention with $2.4 million since its 2018 founding, according to its website. The organization has enjoyed financial support from several Muslim and left-wing […]
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