In a blast from Hollywood's colorful past, Lebanese American writer Fred Saidy remembers Mrs. Nazralla's exquisite baklava, and...
15 FEBRUARY 2022 • By
Syrian and Armenian American John Nazarian was for decades a champion of those who struggled in Los Angeles.
15 FEBRUARY 2022 • By
Abu Dhabi-based professor Deborah Williams contrasts the new American censorship of "Maus" and Harry Potter book burning with...
7 FEBRUARY 2022 • By Tiyo Attallah Salah-El
Every warm-blooded Arab loves a good conspiracy theory — so, it turns out, do many Americans, observes cultural...
7 FEBRUARY 2022 • By Munir Atalla
Iason Athanasiadis paints the portrait of Bahoz, a stateless Kurd who will keep fighting to become accepted for...
15 JANUARY 2022 • By Iason Athanasiadis
I. Rida Mahmood calls out the double standards of Republicans and Supreme Court conservatives who argued that no...
3 JANUARY 2022 • By Maece Seirafi
An American expat demonstrates how distance helps one see one's country more clearly, as he laments how far...
3 JANUARY 2022 • By Munir Atalla
Columnist Lorraine Ali remembers 2021 as the year of the January 6 insurrection, the Covid-19 pandemic and the...
27 DECEMBER 2021 • By Jenny Pollak
A family tragedy (we all have them), powerful forms of devotion and love, and a common political approach...
27 DECEMBER 2021 • By Jenine Abboushi
180,000 electronic music aficionados attended the SOUNDSTORM festival in Riyadh this month, but as columnist Melissa Chemam writes,...
20 DECEMBER 2021 • By Melissa Chemam
Racism props up its ugly head from every quarter, but Tariq Mehmood refuses to be deterred.
15 DECEMBER 2021 • By Lawrence Joffe
Our columnist compares Arab/Muslim and Jewish humor and finds more in common than one might expect.
15 DECEMBER 2021 • By Mohja Kahf
