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The Pillars fund, run by young Muslim philanthropists, has teamed up with academics and Hollywood actors to gather data proving what they've long suspected: Muslims are poorly represented on screen. Pillars' Arij Mikati and Kalia Abiade lay out the problem, and share their solutions to shift the narrative in order to pave a more inclusive path forward.
NB: This podcast contains explicit language and words of a derogatory nature.
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