Syrian-Americans comprise a rich multiplicity of identities, Middle East expert finds by Susan Bell

Syrian-Americans comprise a rich multiplicity of identities, Middle East expert finds by Susan Bell

Penn State Syrian-American students reflect on Muslim identity, Islamophobia and how they hope to overcome hate with peace by Carley Mossbrook

Penn State Syrian-American students reflect on Muslim identity, Islamophobia and how they hope to overcome hate with peace by Carley Mossbrook

The business of remaking Arab-American identity by Khaled A. Beydoun

The business of remaking Arab-American identity by Khaled A. Beydoun

An Open Letter from an Arab American of Syrian Heritage by Lian Najjar

An Open Letter from an Arab American of Syrian Heritage by Lian Najjar

Syrian-American: The Drowned Boy on The Beach Could've Been Me by WNYC

Syrian-American: The Drowned Boy on The Beach Could've Been Me by WNYC

Syrian Diaspora: Cultivating a New Public Space and Consciousness by Mehrunisa Qayyum

Syrian Diaspora: Cultivating a New Public Space and Consciousness by Mehrunisa Qayyum

The Reconfiguration of Gender Relations in Syrian-American Feminist Discourse in the Diasporic Conditions of the Late Nineteenth Century by Dominique Cadinot

The Reconfiguration of Gender Relations in Syrian-American Feminist Discourse in the Diasporic Conditions of the Late Nineteenth Century by Dominique Cadinot

In My Words: 'In support of Syria, a new pride emerges' by Haya Ajjan

In My Words: 'In support of Syria, a new pride emerges' by Haya Ajjan

The not-quite-white lies of a Syrian-American by Tony Abraham

The not-quite-white lies of a Syrian-American by Tony Abraham

Syrian American Artist Mohamad Hafez Recreates Home by Cassandra Basler

Syrian American Artist Mohamad Hafez Recreates Home by Cassandra Basler

16-year-old Syrian-American poet explores dark subjects through verse by Elaine D. Briseno

16-year-old Syrian-American poet explores dark subjects through verse by Elaine D. Briseno

Hip-hop artist Omar Offendum uses music to bridge Syrian-American divide by ABC

Hip-hop artist Omar Offendum uses music to bridge Syrian-American divide by ABC

A Poet Captures the Devastation of the Syrian War by Sonali Kolhatkar

A Poet Captures the Devastation of the Syrian War by Sonali Kolhatkar

9 Syrian Americans Who Have Changed The World & Will Help You Rethink The Refugee Crisis by April Siese

9 Syrian Americans Who Have Changed The World & Will Help You Rethink The Refugee Crisis by April Siese

Famous Syrian Americans: Amid Refugee Fearmongering, Remember Steve Jobs, Jerry Seinfeld, Others Of Syrian Descent by Elizabeth Whitman

Famous Syrian Americans: Amid Refugee Fearmongering, Remember Steve Jobs, Jerry Seinfeld, Others Of Syrian Descent by Elizabeth Whitman

8 famous Americans with Syrian roots by Paul Liotta

8 famous Americans with Syrian roots by Paul Liotta

These Syrian-American Christians Love Trump Because They Say He's Like Assad by Betsy Woodruff

These Syrian-American Christians Love Trump Because They Say He's Like Assad by Betsy Woodruff

These 5 Facts Explain America’s Shameful Reaction to Syrian Refugees by Ian Bremmer

These 5 Facts Explain America’s Shameful Reaction to Syrian Refugees by Ian Bremmer

What It’s Like To Be A Syrian Refugee In America by Jack Jenkins

What It’s Like To Be A Syrian Refugee In America by Jack Jenkins

A Syrian American's Thoughts on Syria by Dalel Khalil

A Syrian American's Thoughts on Syria by Dalel Khalil

Syrian-Americans’ Fears Grow As Governors Crack Down On Refugees by Same Stein & Ellse Foley

Syrian-Americans’ Fears Grow As Governors Crack Down On Refugees by Same Stein & Ellse Foley

Syrian Lesbian Bloggers, Fake Geishas an the Attractions of Identity Tourism by Lisa Nakamura

Syrian Lesbian Bloggers, Fake Geishas an the Attractions of Identity Tourism by Lisa Nakamura

Writing from the Hyphen: Arab-American Playwrights Struggle with Identity in the Post-9/11 World by Michael Najjar

Writing from the Hyphen: Arab-American Playwrights Struggle with Identity in the Post-9/11 World by Michael Najjar

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Syrian-Americans comprise a rich multiplicity of identities, Middle East expert finds by Susan Bell
Penn State Syrian-American students reflect on Muslim identity, Islamophobia and how they hope to overcome hate with peace by Carley Mossbrook
The business of remaking Arab-American identity by Khaled A. Beydoun
An Open Letter from an Arab American of Syrian Heritage by Lian Najjar
Syrian-American: The Drowned Boy on The Beach Could've Been Me by WNYC
Syrian Diaspora: Cultivating a New Public Space and Consciousness by Mehrunisa Qayyum
The Reconfiguration of Gender Relations in Syrian-American Feminist Discourse in the Diasporic Conditions of the Late Nineteenth Century by Dominique Cadinot
In My Words: 'In support of Syria, a new pride emerges' by Haya Ajjan
The not-quite-white lies of a Syrian-American by Tony Abraham
Syrian American Artist Mohamad Hafez Recreates Home by Cassandra Basler
16-year-old Syrian-American poet explores dark subjects through verse by Elaine D. Briseno
Hip-hop artist Omar Offendum uses music to bridge Syrian-American divide by ABC
A Poet Captures the Devastation of the Syrian War by Sonali Kolhatkar
9 Syrian Americans Who Have Changed The World & Will Help You Rethink The Refugee Crisis by April Siese
Famous Syrian Americans: Amid Refugee Fearmongering, Remember Steve Jobs, Jerry Seinfeld, Others Of Syrian Descent by Elizabeth Whitman
8 famous Americans with Syrian roots by Paul Liotta
These Syrian-American Christians Love Trump Because They Say He's Like Assad by Betsy Woodruff
These 5 Facts Explain America’s Shameful Reaction to Syrian Refugees by Ian Bremmer
What It’s Like To Be A Syrian Refugee In America by Jack Jenkins
A Syrian American's Thoughts on Syria by Dalel Khalil
Syrian-Americans’ Fears Grow As Governors Crack Down On Refugees by Same Stein & Ellse Foley
Syrian Lesbian Bloggers, Fake Geishas an the Attractions of Identity Tourism by Lisa Nakamura
Writing from the Hyphen: Arab-American Playwrights Struggle with Identity in the Post-9/11 World by Michael Najjar