“10% of my profits will be donated to civil rights groups and social service programs. These include nonprofits like The Borgen Project, NCRC, National Organization for Women, and an organization I volunteer at called the Black Dawah Network. Another 10% of my profits will go towards funding the political campaigns of progressive candidates running for public office in the US, so Americans of all backgrounds have protected interests.
The mission behind the Black Dawah Network is to reignite Brother Malcolm X’s social justice agenda centered around Muslim outreach to oppressed American communities of color. The Black Dawah Network fosters the use of Islamic morals and discipline to empower individuals of all religions impeded by lack of opportunity. Morals of which that are universal to people of all religious faiths such as community solidarity, strong family ties, abstaining from drugs/alcohol, no gambling, educational attainment, anti aggressive-violence, and guarding one’s modesty.
Civil Rights Activist and 2022 Candidate for Rhode Island General Assembly, Harrison Tuttle, endorses Young Messiah Clothing because of the brand’s social justice impact 🤝
Thank you to those who voted for Harrison Tuttle in the 2022 Rhode Island state elections!
Harrison Tuttle, Executive Director of Black Lives Matter Rhode Island PAC and 2022 Candidate for Rhode Island State Senate, is the first and far from the last progressive politician YMC financially supports.
The Black Dawah Network has nationwide representatives who offer mentorship services, prison counseling, and entrepreneurial consulting. We also fight wrongful convictions with our affiliated legal teams.
From Cripping to Leaving the Destructive Gang Life and Becoming a Respected Civil Rights Leader in the Bronx: Abdul Hadi’s Story
D Rose, a rapper once signed to Chief Keef’s Glory Boyz Entertainment, speaks on how Black Dawah Network’s prison counseling is empowering prisoners with the life coaching needed to reenter society having an uplifted state of mind!
Below is Young Messiah Clothing Founder, Danial Osmani, with Massachusetts Mayor of Cambridge Sumbul Siddiqui. Mayor Siddiqui played a key role in launching Rise Up Cambridge. The first non-lottery cash assistance in any U.S. city for all less fortunate families who qualify.
Black Dawah Network Interviews Tay600: Can we end Chicago’s gang violence?
Chicago native Tay600, a well-known drill rapper signed to Lil Durk’s OTF record label, utilized The Black Dawah Network’s mentorship services to expand his helping efforts in reducing crime in his hometown area.
Lil Mick Tells Hakeem How Working With The Black Dawah Network Inspired Him To Be More Selfless and Give Back to the Community in His Hometown of Southside Chicago
