Narratives

Recent events targeting Arabs living in the United States has made one thing become clear--; anything and anyone can be sacrificed. For the Arab community in America, that sacrifice was already in full affect during previous administrations. Now in this new administration, the violent “offering” of Arabs and Arab Americans has been elevated to new (and not so new) forms.

A history of Arab American support for Jesse Jackson’s 1988 presidential campaign, with a focus on the fight for Palestinian self-determination.

This narrative highlights MENA American older adult wellbeing during the COVID-19 pandemic in comparative perspective, with a focus on stress and cognitive outcomes.

Looking at the history of Armenian and Arab American solidarity can help us envision new possibilities for coalition building in the current moment. Guest writer Thomas Sinsarian Dolan looks at the early AAUG and the broader development of Arab and Armenian organizing in academic circles.

The intentional erasure of Palestinians represents the top-to-bottom, systematic ideological thought process in the west regarding Palestinians: Pretend that the Palestinians do not exist and, if that does not work, label them as the enemy to validate any violence inflicted on them.

The All of Us program focuses on ensuring communities who are marginalized and underrepresented in biomedical research (UBR) are included.

The convening addressed continued media bias against Arabs, driven largely by the racist and Orientalist media coverage of the ongoing Israeli occupation of Palestine.

While mainstream narratives around the September 11, 2001 attacks on the Twin Towers emphasize how the United States came together as a...

The Arab American community is much larger and more diverse than ever.