Being Dark Skinned in Beirut
“Laysh bentkon sawda?”
22/12/2010
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Kidest Olivia
A very interesting read by an American couple who moved to Lebanon, recounting what it means to live here, be white and with an adopted Ethiopian daughter.
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Our first question when we considered this call to Lebanon was, “Will we be safe?” The second question was, “How will our African daughter be treated in Lebanon?”
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