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- Arab Americans: Democracy in a New Land
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- Michael Leland
Many of the United States' four million Arab-Americans have adapted to life
in the United States by building successful businesses in their
communities. Many have also taken active roles in civic life, on both
neighborhood and national levels. Michigan Radio's Michael Leland traveled
to Dearborn, Michigan, and found that some Arab-Americans still struggle
with certain aspects of democracy.
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Many of the United States' four million Arab-Americans have adapted to life in the United States by building successful businesses in their communities. Many have also taken active roles in civic life, on both neighborhood and national levels. Michigan Radio's Michael Leland traveled to Dearborn, Michigan, and found that some Arab-Americans still struggle with certain aspects of democracy.
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Aries Keck
Posted on October 13, 2003 at 09:42 AM | Permalink
Review of Arab Americans: Democracy in a New Land
nice scenes, gave good view of how Arab Americans view U.S. government, but didn't really say anything new