Clara's Fruit
About the Episode
During the Jim Crow crow era, Sister Clara Muhammad founded the first Muslim private school system in America, rooted in faith and community. Ninety years later, her great-grandson leads one of the remaining schools in Atlanta. Through archival footage, student vignettes, and intimate interviews, the film honors her enduring legacy in Black and Muslim education.
Aired:
08/04/25
| Expires: 08/04/28 | Runtime: 15m 19s
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Extras
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Putting Down Roots | Deleted Scene
Sue reflects on how her quality of life has improved in Green Bank.4:53 -
Moving Day | Deleted Scene
Sue and her husband are reunited as he moves to live with her in Green Bank permanently.2:16 -
A Sight for Sore Eyes | Deleted Scene
Sue and her husband reunite and attend a dinner with an electrohypersensitivity group.3:51 -
Finding Relief in West Virginia | Deleted Scene
Sue is wracked with mystery symptoms. She soon finds the cause: electrohypersensitivity.5:56 -
Called to the Mountains | Official Trailer
Japanese bluegrass band Bluegrass 45 finds cultural unity through their music in the South.1:00 -
Small Town Universe | Official Trailer
In a quiet West Virginia town, a radio telescope searches for signs of life beyond Earth.0:30 -
Ishak | Official Trailer
A young woman is tapped to become the next chief of her tribe in southern Louisiana.0:19 -
How to Sue the Klan | Official Trailer
Five Black women take on the Klan in a landmark 1982 civil case for justice.0:17 -
36 Seconds: Portrait of a Hate Crime | Official Trailer
A Muslim-American family fights for justice after their loved ones are murdered in NC.0:30 -
The Voice of Bamboo | Official Trailer
After escaping Japan, an elderly man finds peace as a bamboo farmer in North Carolina.0:24
