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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 27 MIN

ROOTED RECAP | The Duality of Arab-American Identity, Judgment, and Community

from Well Rooted · host Haneen Jarrar| SWANA Creatives & Entrepreneurs

Apparenlty, we listen and we do judge! Wow, guys-our last episode featuring the talented and relatable Farah of Lesh La2 really resonated with so many of you and inspired me to share a bit of my own experience and perspective growing up as a first-gen Arab-American. I also reflect on the role judgment and scrutiny plays in our society (you know aside from uplifting the patriarchy), and I offer up some practical ways I've cultivated the community I seeked and how I found confidence in identity. Reclaiming ownership of the MENA/SWANA narrative starts with us sharing our stories, so enjoy a snippet of mine.   Follow Well Rooted on Instagram Here  

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