by Sumaya
Arab-American writer explores the concepts of pride, ego, love, fear, grief, faith, and hope; how they screw us up, how they change our decision-making processes, and how it affects the trajectory of our lives. Follow her on Twitter: @sumayaattia Produced by May Abdelnaby Khaled (@may_abdelnaby)
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Publishing Since
9/1/2020
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September 27, 2020
<p>Where do our ideas about our role in society and family come from? Why family members shouldn't be idealized. </p>
September 1, 2020
<p>Is pride the strongest human motivator? How I let it follow me all the way to Cairo.</p>
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Arab-American writer explores the concepts of pride, ego, love, fear, grief, faith, and hope; how they screw us up, how they change our decision-making processes, and how it affects the trajectory of our lives.
Follow her on Twitter: @sumayaattia
Produced by May Abdelnaby Khaled (@may_abdelnaby)
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