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HOW THE MUSLIM BAN IS GOING TO AFFECT MY GASTRONOMICAL LIFE

February 28, 2017BlogCulture, ethnic, food, Immigrants, Muslim American, Muslim BanNotes From America

By

Ahmed Tharwat

Donald Trump our new Czar, the political ISIS of American politics, the one who beheaded more than a dozen career politicians on national TV during GOP debates. In his crusade against Muslims and Islam, the leader of the civilized world, replacing the leader of the free world, called for “a complete and total shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country’s representatives can figure out what the hell is going on.”

As he is now running the country, he came up with an unhinged, uncooked Executive Order to ban people from seven countries with a majority Muslim population. Watching Donald Trump vilifying our community is heartbreaking and unsettling for millions of Muslims. His erratic orders have caused huge chaos and disruption to thousands of families in our communities, but how though will this Muslim ban affect my gastronomy in America?!

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A Muslim American Reacts to Trump’s Islamophobia !!… You cant scare us!!

February 19, 2017VideosActivism, Arab American, Culture, Egyptian American Society, Islamophobia, Muslim American, Muslim Americans, RESIST, Terrorism, Trump SacreNotes From America

My Interview with Lila Eltawely an Egyptian American Activist who is working on bringing her community to the forefront of political activism…
“I don’t consider myself an immigrant, Im as an American as everyone else”Lila Eltawely

Dancing in Cairo Street!!

January 18, 2017BlogBallet, Cairo, cross culture, Culture, dancing, egypt, StreetNotes From America

Dancing in Cairo Street!!
The young ballerina, Nour Yasser went on a dancing spree across Cairo’s old streets, “she captivates city dwellers and passers-by, drawn to a scene unusual in Egypt’s conservative urban life.” reported the Cairo Scene. “Our project aim was to explore the beauty and diversity of Cairo.” photographers Mohamed Taher and Ahmed Fathy explained.
Egyptians have been dancing in the street for ages, at wedding, sports events, at religious social festivals, and in any occasions. The difference was, there wasn’t the intrusion of a camera.