KPFA - Voices of the Middle East and North Africa

KPFA - Voices of the Middle East and North Africa

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  • When We Were Arabs: A Jewish Family’s Forgotten History: Part 1
    In his acclaimed new book “When we Were Arabs,” Los-Angeles-born journalist and author Massoud Hayoun recounts one north African family’s epic journey, step by step, from Tunisia all the way to California after it was senselessly uprooted from its ancestral lands and catapulted into a cold new world by two successive waves of European colonialism.
    1 hr 36 min
  • When We Were Arabs: A Jewish Family’s Forgotten History: Part 1
    In his acclaimed new book “When we Were Arabs,” Los-Angeles-born journalist and author Massoud Hayoun recounts one north African family’s epic journey, step by step, from Tunisia all the way to California after it was senselessly uprooted from its ancestral lands and catapulted into a cold new world by two successive waves of European colonialism.

    The post When We Were Arabs: A Jewish Family’s Forgotten History: Part 1 appeared first on KPFA.

    29 min
  • What Is Behind France’s Islamist Separatism Bill?
    More than two generations after the end of colonization in north Africa, France still suffers from the undigested legacy and aftereffects of a brutal empire that spanned over two centuries and whose perverse reverberations are still felt today. Khalil Bendib speaks with French Algerian Nacira Guenif Souilamas, Professor of sociology and anthropology at University Paris 8 of Vincennes in Saint-Denis about French president Emmanuel Macron’s policies to combat home-grown terrorism while simultaneously acknowledging some of his country’s legacy of racism and genocide and how the French state is trying to cope with a recent new wave of terrorism on its soil.
     
    1 hr
  • What Is Behind France’s Islamist Separatism Bill?

    More than two generations after the end of colonization in north Africa, France still suffers from the undigested legacy and aftereffects of a brutal empire that spanned over two centuries and whose perverse reverberations are still felt today. Khalil Bendib speaks with French Algerian Nacira Guenif Souilamas, Professor of sociology and anthropology at University Paris 8 of Vincennes in Saint-Denis about French president Emmanuel Macron’s policies to combat home-grown terrorism while simultaneously acknowledging some of his country’s legacy of racism and genocide and how the French state is trying to cope with a recent new wave of terrorism on its soil.

     

    The post What Is Behind France’s Islamist Separatism Bill? appeared first on KPFA.

    1 hr

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