Photograph of Ibrahim Mumin, Carole Mumin, and Phoebe Linnell at NMAAHC

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A digital image of activist Ibrahim Mumin with his wife, fellow activist Carole Mumin, and National Museum of African American History and Culture’s scholar activist, Phoebe Linnell, at NMAAHC. Linnell interviewed Ibrahim Mumin for the Social Justice Conversations Oral History Project. The image captures the couple sitting side-by-side with Linnell standing behind them. Carole, on the left, wears a black-and-red embossed jacket with paisley like patterns, black pants, and a black-and-red head scarf. Her hands are clasped together on her lap. Ibrahim, on the right, wears a blue shirt underneath a black V-neck sweater. He wears a black jacket and black pants, with his hands clasped together on his lap. Linnell, in the back, wears a grey V-neck sweater.

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