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Dinan Elsyad
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The Black-Arab Paradox
Dinan Elsyad
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April 22, 2022
To be Arab is to strip myself of my Blackness, and I am no longer willing to reduce myself for the acceptance of others. I am not Arab, and I am not just Black. I am Sudani — a descendant from the land of the Blacks.
