Abdul-Aliy A. Muhammad is a Philadelphia born/raised organizer, writer and cofounder of the Black and Brown Workers Co-op. In their work they often problematize medical surveillance, discuss the importance of bodily autonomy and center Blackness. Their writing has been featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Body, Gran Varones and other publications. They use photography through collaborative portraiture to engage with shadow work, the erotic and radical transparency.

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Featured Image: Abdul-Aliy A. Muhammad, 2021. Photographer: Shoog. Courtesy of the organizer.