You Asked, We Listened. Say Hello To New Ethnicity Filters!
June 1, 2023
We saw what happened to George Floyd. His death hurt us all deeply. Since then the world has been in uproar with global protests over racism; something that for many of us is a daily reality. These past few months have been eye opening as many have pleaded for a change in the world we live in.
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We at Muzz are part of this change, especially as you, the members of our app, are made up of a wonderful mix of ethnic groups.
From studying and talking to you – our members – we’ve decided to expand our ethnicity categories. We believe in increasing representation across the diverse ethnic communities, and what we had at present wasn’t sufficient.
Your feedback
Many of you have reached out to tell us that our range of ethnicity filters were not diverse enough, and that you didn’t feel represented on Muzz.
This feedback increased with the Black Lives Matter movement, and with other minorities wanting to be represented.
You – our members – are our main priority, and we know that finding a Muslim partner is not easy. The entire app is designed with you in mind; We always want you to have a pleasant experience when using our app, and if you feel you are not being empowered or represented, then we are failing somewhere.
Our response
We have listened and educated ourselves from speaking to so many of you and have taken a lot of time to see how we can be better.
These are just some of the changes you will see to Muzz:
We have doubled the number of ethnic groups you can use to describe yourself
We have actively removed all race filters (“Black/African” and “White/Caucasian”)
We are moving towards broadening our cultural filters (eg. ”European” or ”West African”)
We have included many more large Muslim majority ethnicity groups