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How Does It Feel to Be a Problem? Being Young and Arab in America

Moustafa Bayoumi

A study of the Arab- and Muslim-American experience as reflected by the lives of seven young men and women in Brooklyn evaluates their daily encounters with such factors as prejudice, the Christian faith, and their relationships with friends and family members in the Middle East. 30,000 first printi...

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It documented the lives of seven young Arab-Americans in Brooklyn after 9-11, focusing on the difficulties they faced due to Islamophobia.

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Fifteen years ago, he wrote a book that I really loved.

— Episode: It’s not Islamophobic, it’s anti-Palesti...

Episode: It’s not Islamophobic, it’s anti-Palestinian

It documented the lives of seven young Arab-Americans in Brooklyn after 9-11, focusing on the difficulties they faced due to Islamophobia.

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Fifteen years ago, he wrote a book that I really loved.

It's called How Does It Feel to Be a Problem, in which he documented the lives of seven young Arab-Americans in Brooklyn after 9-11. The difficulties that they faced included Islamophobia.

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