ever interview of kareem abdul- jabbar. recently the hbo special produced by lebron james. all about the fact that student athletes are the only category of people for whom someone, entities, benefit from labor in huge monetary amount, and yet they are denied any access to any of that revenue or that benefit. >> many of the students, not all, but many come from low income families. many of them are students of does that play into the unfairness, the injustice? >> the civil rights issue oit definitely plays into it. historically, it has been something that black athletes in the black community has really raised as a significant sue. but i think we need to just look at it as an issue for all athletes. you and i, everyone in california, has the right to their anme, image, likeness. and no one else can monetize you are mine image likeness without our permission without giving us a , chair of th except student athletes. every other student can. why should a student athlete have to right away that right to do something that they love? >> of course, the schools, the ncaa, they are

historicallyhereas we might be able to name famous muslim americans as malcolm x, muhammad ali, kareem abdul-jabbarif you look at the current political landscape and the muslims advocating for communities, it is people ,ike house representative omar .ashida to leave from detroit it's women who are in the public eye. i think their presence has to do with both the ways muslim woman has been imagined with these negative stereotypes and also the way which muslim women have always been the creators and movers within their community. i have one more question for all of us to consider and then go and throw it to the audience. one of the things that has really challenged us in doing this project is calling the project muslims in brooklyn. the reason that is a challenge projectlling this muslims in brooklyn are constructing a community that is diverse and we are calling it "muslims in brooklyn." it is pakistani, yemeni, , latino,hi, qatar puerto rican, asian. we have people who are sunni, nation of islam, who who are observant, not observant, we are identifying. -- queer identifying. we had to call it somet