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- Arabic The Fastest Growing Language In The United States
From the New York Post (dated June 3, 2016): Arabic is the fastest-growing language in American households — and that’s leading the US Census Bureau to explore the tricky task of adjusting its questionnaires to accommodate the language’s right-to-left...
- Iraqi Christian Girl, 11, Becomes Internet Singing Sensation After Isis Threatened To Kill Her And Her Family
From Christian Today: Mirna Hana, a Chaldean Christian and a talented schoolgirl, sang an Iraqi classic followed by Disney's "Let It Go'' during her audition that wowed the judges in Beirut and the millions of viewers worldwide. A YouTube...
- University Study: Black Federal Judges “conditioned” By Racial “solidarity” To Go Easy On Fellow Blacks
From the Washington Examiner: Black federal judges, inspired by racial “solidarity” and “conditioned” in life to sympathize with other blacks, side with African-Americans filing discrimination cases in significantly higher percentages than white...
- Oh. . .my. . .god. . .
What? Is she going to cook? Does she know how? And beyond all that DOESN'T SHE HAVE MORE IMPORTANT THINGS TO DO? Sheesh. HEY MRS. O! Me and my kid against you and yours any day, any kitchen! Gateway Pundit: Survivor White House… Michelle O Becomes...
- Dreaming A Dream
Remember Susan Boyle? from The Herald h/t The Anchoress (man we got to link her more often) The beauty that matters is always on the inside COLETTE DOUGLAS HOME Susan Boyle's story is a parable of our age. She is a singer of enormous talent, who cared...
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Baeed Annak
A sweet-voiced, instrument-strumming, classically-trained singer from Boston wows the judges and audiences of a reality competition on television. Sounds like "America's Got Talent" — but it isn't.
It's "Arabs' Got Talent."
In a surprising turn of events, Jennifer Grout, a 23-year-old white woman who doesn't speak much Arabic has made the finals of the Middle Eastern version of the popular reality show.
Grout stunned judges when she sang "Baeed Annak" ("Away From You") in Arabic, accompanying herself on a lute-like instrument called an oud — all this despite not understanding the phrase "What's your name?"
- Arabic The Fastest Growing Language In The United States
From the New York Post (dated June 3, 2016): Arabic is the fastest-growing language in American households — and that’s leading the US Census Bureau to explore the tricky task of adjusting its questionnaires to accommodate the language’s right-to-left...
- Iraqi Christian Girl, 11, Becomes Internet Singing Sensation After Isis Threatened To Kill Her And Her Family
From Christian Today: Mirna Hana, a Chaldean Christian and a talented schoolgirl, sang an Iraqi classic followed by Disney's "Let It Go'' during her audition that wowed the judges in Beirut and the millions of viewers worldwide. A YouTube...
- University Study: Black Federal Judges “conditioned” By Racial “solidarity” To Go Easy On Fellow Blacks
From the Washington Examiner: Black federal judges, inspired by racial “solidarity” and “conditioned” in life to sympathize with other blacks, side with African-Americans filing discrimination cases in significantly higher percentages than white...
- Oh. . .my. . .god. . .
What? Is she going to cook? Does she know how? And beyond all that DOESN'T SHE HAVE MORE IMPORTANT THINGS TO DO? Sheesh. HEY MRS. O! Me and my kid against you and yours any day, any kitchen! Gateway Pundit: Survivor White House… Michelle O Becomes...
- Dreaming A Dream
Remember Susan Boyle? from The Herald h/t The Anchoress (man we got to link her more often) The beauty that matters is always on the inside COLETTE DOUGLAS HOME Susan Boyle's story is a parable of our age. She is a singer of enormous talent, who cared...