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The Whitest Arab You’ll Ever Meet: On Growing Up Between Two Worlds, Belonging to Neither, and Building Your Own

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The Whitest Arab You’ll Ever Meet: On Growing Up Between Two Worlds, Belonging to Neither, and Building Your Own

Written by: Rosemary Mogannam
Narrated by: Trevor O'Hare
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Growing up Palestinian American, Rosemary Mogannam learned early how to live in the in-between too Arab for the white kids, too white for the Arabs. She absorbed the unspoken rules: stay quiet, stay small, follow the path everyone else carved for you. For thirty years, she did exactly that. College, marriage, motherhood, a career in education. From the outside, she was, as people often told her, the perfect package.Inside, something never fit.In The Whitest Arab You'll Ever Meet, Rosemary traces the long road from that quiet dissonance to a life she actually chose. It begins with grief losing her father on her seventeenth birthday and moves through a marriage she finally found the courage to leave, a classroom she loved but eventually outgrew, and the streets of San Francisco, where she founded iheartsf, a movement to restore dignity and humanity to the city's unhoused population.This is a book about perspective how the stories we inherit shape us, and what happens when we dare to question them. Rosemary writes with unflinching honesty about cultural expectations and gender roles, raising neurodivergent children, physical transformation, and the slow, unglamorous work of building a life rooted in values rather than performance. She asks readers to do the same.Part memoir, part guide for the inner work, The Whitest Arab You'll Ever Meet is for anyone who has ever lived by someone else's rules and suspected there was something more honest waiting on the other side.©2026 Rosemary Mogannam (P)2026 Rosemary Mogannam
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