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Celebrate Arab-AmericansCommunityCulture
Detroit launches project to showcase Arab, Chaldean histories in city
Detroit is the first city in the nation to receive a $50,000 grant from the National Park Service to recognize Arab and Chaldean immigrant and community histories, city officials announced …
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Celebrate Arab-AmericansCommunityCulture
A brief history of Dearborn, Michigan – the first Arab-American majority city in the US
Dearborn, Michigan, is a center of Arab American cultural, economic, and political life. It’s home to several of the country’s oldest and most influential mosques, the Arab American National Museum, …
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Foreign AffairsPalestinePolitics
‘Mistakes and missteps’: Biden advisers apologize to Arab Americans over Gaza war response
Senior advisers to President Joe Biden admitted “mistakes” and apologized privately to Arab Americans in Michigan for the way the administration has handled the war in Gaza and for how …
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Foreign AffairsPalestinePolitics
Palestinian Americans in Dearborn say they ‘will never forget’ Biden’s stance on Gaza
In the Arab capital of America, two Palestinian Americans vow not to vote for the US President again. The National
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CommunityPalestine
‘Unlike 9/11, we’re fighting back’: Arab Americans in Dearborn are resilient in the face of Islamophobia
Lessons learned from anti-Arab attacks in the early 2000s help a new generation respond to hateful rhetoric and threats. Guardian
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PalestinePolitics
Arab American community leaders postpone meeting with Harris amid concerns, sources say
Vice President Kamala Harris’ plans to meet with members of the Arab American community were abruptly postponed this week after leaders decided not to move forward, according to two sources …
“The primary objective of the ADC-RI Media Research Project is to research, track, and document anti-Arab and Islamophobic bias in the media, public discourse, and from public officials. This tracking project will serve as a resource tool which will highlight the prevalence of bias and bigotry. The project will expose xenophobia and hatred that target minorities in the U.S., particularly Arab and Muslim Americans.
The project will also celebrate achievements of Arabs and Muslims from around the world.”
