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Arab Americans won’t ‘sugarcoat’ talk with Homeland Security chief

By Todd Spangler , John Wisely and Niraj Warikoo Detroit Free Press U.S. Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly can expect tough questioning when he meets with local Arab-American leaders Monday as part of a visit to metro Detroit. Travel restrictions sought by President Donald Trump on visitors from majority-Muslim countries have sparked concern and anger, … Continued

My Tribal and Powerful Mother

BY: Weam Namou/Ambassador Blogger It was a sunny April afternoon four years ago when I was working on my book that I received a call from Eman Jajonie-Daman, an attorney friend and magistrate at the 46th District Court. She said there were French reporters and filmmakers in town doing a web documentary entitled, My Beloved … Continued

For Some Arab Americans, Checking A Census Box Is Complicated

by Kat Chow NPR When Atoosa Moinzadeh filled out past census forms, she found herself in a racial identification conundrum. Moinzadeh identifies as Iranian American. But the census forms don’t have a box for Iranian American. The closest she could come to identifying herself the way she wanted was to choose the box for “white,” … Continued

Arab American artist breathes life into still ‘paintings’

Reuters Arab News At first glance, the Cairo art installation appears to be a mural in red and purple hues, of three people at a table. Then, one of the subjects pours bright pink paint from a teapot into a cup. Another lights a cigarette, and the scene comes into focus. The installation, called “After … Continued

People-to-People Project builds ties between Cambridge, Bethlehem

By James Sanna Wicked Local Cambridge For 10 years, a group of Cambridge residents has been building bridges between two cities on opposite sides of the world. Starting in 2007, the Cambridge-Bethlehem People-to-People Project has brought Cantabrigians to the West Bank city of Bethlehem and has brought stories of Bethlehem’s residents and Palestinian residents of … Continued

Arab Americans Share Personal Experiences At March 18 Storytelling Event

  Press release: Arab American National Museum  Explore the excitement and connection that storytelling can bring through the stories of every day Arab Americans during 

Hikayat: Personal Narratives From a Cultural Perspective. The event is presented by the Arab American National Museum (AANM) and Palestinians Podcast from 7-9 p.m. Saturday, March 18 inside the Museum’s … Continued

Popular Arab-Owned DC Restaurant to Close 6 Locations for #DayWithoutImmigrants

BY: Nisreen Eadeh/Staff Writer Buzzing throughout social media is talk of #DayWithoutImmigrants. Latino immigrants across Washington, DC are preparing to close their restaurants, skip work, keep the kids home from school, and refrain from purchasing any goods on Thursday, February 16. The campaign is aimed at showing their economic power and protesting President Trump’s policies … Continued

Dearborn native defends his Arab American neighbors

By L. Glenn O’Kray Press and Guide I was born in what had been a hospital on the corner of Morley and Oakwood. I now live two short blocks from my place of birth. I grew up on North Elizabeth, near Ford Road and Outer Drive, and have either lived in Dearborn or worked in … Continued

Arab American Comedian Hosts New Comedy Central Stand-up Show

By Chris Newbould The Nation Comedy Central, which launched its Middle East channel (available on OSN) last January, is about to launch is first regionally produced show. Comedy Central Presents will follow in the footsteps of its namesake on the US channel by making (or breaking) the careers of the finest stand up comics in … Continued

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