Where is my black president?
In 2008, as an Arab American and person of color, I voted for Barack Obama. I didn’t vote for him because he was a Democrat. […]
Month: August 2014
The jobless activist?
I’d like to believe I’m your typical activist. I feel some type of way about a certain issue, and, of course, I voice my opinion […]
Why my test score is different than yours
Have you ever completed an exam, standardized test, or assignment and wondered whether the grade you received truly reflected the hard work you put in? […]
Being black, being Palestinian
It is hard for me to see Ferguson through anything other than Palestinian eyes. The killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown, as he was unarmed and […]
Light at the end of the tunnel
*This post was inspired by BlackGirlDangerous which everyone should take a second to check out. In light of recent events, I have decided to start blogging […]
Tyrant on FX… Not so racist after all
Is the show Tyrant racist? Some will say yes, and some may not. I’m in the camp that says it is not… [Pause for Arab […]
Israel’s new plan of self-defense
My fellow readers, I am very excited for the newest actions that will be taking place from the Israeli Defense Forces. Released in a statement […]
The accents of the Israeli team
For many, following all the ins and outs of the Israeli-Palestinian saga can be confusing. Hamas did that, the Israeli army did that. They started […]
What is Netanyahu up to?
If you’ve been observing, following, and analyzing Israel, especially in its current offensive in Gaza, you might be asking a central question: What exactly is […]