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This episode includes a crucial conversation between Allison, a black American, and Duaa. We listen to Allison describe the struggles that people of color must face every day all around the world; but for Allison, especially in America. Unfortunately, her struggles began all the way back in school where she faced prejudice for the color of her skin, where she could only be pretty for her skin color, smart for her skin color and good enough for her skin color.
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The Comprehensive Guide to M.S.A (Beginner level)
Everyday Arabic Idioms: عبارات يومية
The 1000 Most Used Words in Spoken Arabic
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