Let's Address This - Weekly Recap

Recapping this week's published content plus our obligatory Dad Joke

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Here is your weekly recap of Let’s Address This with Qasim Rashid.

Sunday

• Imane Khelif Fights The World’s Greatest Boxers and Bigots

  • Khelif has overcome incredible bigotry and obstacles to win the Gold Medal

Monday

• The Qasim Rashid Show — Episode 131

  • I welcome voting rights activist Kat Calvin to discuss the Veepstakes, Trump's racism, and Project 2025's attacks on public education

Tuesday

• Harris Taps MN Governor Tim Walz for Vice President (As I hoped/predicted!)

  • Here’s your 1-page overview of Tim Walz and his promising record

Wednesday

• Media Moves On While Netanyahu Continues To Bomb Palestinians

  • As the siege on Gaza enters its 11th month, here are the latest updates you need to know to help stop this genocide

Thursday

• Hate Mail Of The Weak

  • My response to a right winger’s complaint that “Spanish and Middle Eastern speaking people are conquering a Columbus suburb.”

Friday

• USA Boycotts Japan For…Israel?

  • On the anniversary of Nagasaki, the United States is siding with Israel over Japan—further undermining global peace and nuclear disarmament

Dad Joke of the Week

Me: Who’s your favorite musician?

My wife Ayesha: Bob Marley

Me: Hmm I would not have guessed

Ayesha: It’s a no brainer. He even wrote a song about my leadership skills

Me: Bob Marley did not write a song about your le—

Ayesha: [sings] Ayyesha the sherrifff

Me: …I deserved that

#DadJokes

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