By: Emily Tain/Arab America Contributing Writer With social media platforms growing by the minute, globalization has been as easy as ever. At the click of a button, you can share content with millions upon millions of users worldwide. Coming in at #2 on the Apple App Store, TikTok is an up and coming app for … Continued
By: Emily Becker/Arab America Contributing Writer Learning about a new culture and identity is never a bad thing. Arab identity and culture isn’t something most people learn about in grade school or even into adulthood. Exploring the cultures around you and around the world can help to open your eyes to other people of other … Continued
SOURCE: FRANCE 24 BY: SANAM SHANTYAEI Yassin Alsalman, also known as Narcy, is an Iraqi musician trying to create a space for voices of the Arab community. Over the years, he has become an unofficial spokesperson for the new generation of Arabs living abroad. He’s worked with prominent artists in the region, including Yasmine Hamdan … Continued
By: toofab.com As “Prison Break’s” newest villain, Amin El Gamal is taking on more than just the role of Cyclops. The actor and humanitarian discussed his gig on the Fox series which is incredibly different than anything El Gamal has ever done. Loosely based on Homer’s “Odyssey,” the new season of “Prison Break” takes stars … Continued
By Sadek Jawad Sulaiman Al-Hewar The Arabs are defined by their culture, not by race; and their culture is defined by its essential twin constituents of Arabism and Islam. To most of the Arabs, Islam is their indigenous religion; to all of the Arabs, Islam is their indigenous civilization. The Arab identity, as such, is … Continued
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