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Hajar Ouahbi

Hajar Ouahbi

Hajar Ouahbi is a journalist, filmmaker, and writer who explores diasporic cultures, digital worlds, and contemporary social and political issues. A regular contributor to ARTE’s Tracks program, her work has also been published in Air Afrique, Acacia Magazine, Dune Magazine, Mille World, and oltreoceano.
hajar.ouahbi@outlook.fr

Latest articles

21.03.2025

Paris Noir: African American memories in the French capital

For more than a century, many African Americans have traveled to Paris, seeking refuge from the racism in the United States that sought to erase their identity. However, many encountered new forms of discrimination while also finding the opportunity to engage directly with the African diaspora in Europe. This has led to an extraordinary cultural relationship between the French capital and the …

by Hajar Ouahbi, Mona Koyamba and Sandra Dibansa

04.02.2025

One Nation Under God. Islam, Identity and Resistance in the Black America

Islam in America has been a significant aspect of the nation's cultural landscape, though misconceptions and criticism have shaped public perception. Islamophobia, fueled by stereotypes and political rhetoric, created a climate of fear and distrust toward Muslim communities. Within the African American community, Islam has played a pivotal role, especially in the mid-20th century, as a form of …

by Selam Tesfai, Hajar Ouahbi and Darna