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Ethnic group indigenous to Mesopotamia
The recent surge of anger and violence is rooted less in sudden mass hatred than in a decade of competing governance projects, shifting alliances, and local grievances—especially , its security forces...
The Arab community in Dearborn expanded from early 20th-century arrivals to become a dominant, diverse population through sustained migration tied to auto-industry jobs, successive refugee waves, and ...
A recognizable pattern — clusters of the same ethnic group owning — emerges from a mix of , of the fuel retail model, dense kinship networks that transfer capital and know‑how, and reinforcing that no...
spanning parts of , , and is unlikely, in current trajectories, to institutionalize as an ethnic‑religious state ; Kurdish politics across the region have produced strong strains of civic nationalism,...
Early Arab immigrants reshaped Dearborn into a national center of Arab American life: they established dense neighborhoods, businesses, religious and cultural institutions, and today form a majority o...