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A Syrian Army soldier inspects a damaged emergency room inside National Hospital after explosions hit the Syrian city of Jableh in May.

This Syrian American says Western media puts too much faith in ‘moderate’ Syrian rebels

October 4, 2016Conflict

It’s a fair question: Does media coverage of Syria adequately acknowledge the suffering rebels cause civilians?

Negin Farsad's new book is called "How To Make White People Laugh."

This Iranian American comic is facing down some of her toughest critics: Fellow Muslims

June 2, 2016Books

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