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A story of being Arabish Americanish in America. — In 1986 in the mountains outside of Beirut, Lebanon there were checkpoints all over the road where men would ask you, “where are you from?” And if you were Sunni or Shiite Muslim and that checkpoints was controlled by the Maronites, a branch of Christianity, you might not make it…

Hey, hey, we are back with news! Lots of things have been happening at Xircus, and here’s the latest — we partnered up with Web3 Arabs! It’s our step toward entering the Middle-East market, and we are happy that Web3 Arabs joined us on that journey. Huge potential Web3arabs.com is the first…

At the psychiatrist’s small clinic, I sit and wait for my turn. The uncomfortable chair, the loud action movie playing on the TV, and the sound of crying babies coming from the clinic next door all make me more anxious. I close my eyes and try to regulate my breathing…

I have to admit that every time I have a small group that discuss about music, people will ask about my genre. “Hanna, are you interested in pop music?” then I ask the same thing, “do I look like one?” If you meet me in person, I will dress up…

Being Arab is not a race. Muhammad Bin Salman (M.B.S), the new Saudi Prince is not the prototype when it comes to what an Arab person…