Moustafa Bayoumi

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The Takeaway challenges the notion of what is "politically correct" on both sides of the ideological spectrum. Featuring Sally Kohn, Jamilah King, Robby Soave and Moustafa Bayoumi.

Professor Moustafa Bayoumi's new book reveals what life is like for Arab and Muslim-Americans in the post 9/11 world, highlighting the enormous impact of surveillance on how they live.

Operas rarely make headlines, but most don't jump into the world's most divisive issues. As Klinghoffer's run at the Met ends, we ask critics and the show's creators if it succeeded. 

With the debate over torture continuing in Washington, relatively little attention has been focused on the practice of music as torture. The CIA has used loud music at deafening volumes as an "enhanced interrogation technique" -- recently drawing protest from groups like the American Musicological Society. We examine music and ...

The lives of many Arab and Muslim Americans have gotten more complicated since 9/11, thanks to government surveillances, workplace discrimination, and cultural misunderstandings. Moustafa Bayoumi has written a new book, How Does it Feel to Be a Problem?, profiling 7 young Arab American living in Brooklyn – including Egyptian-American ...