Lexie Blatnik
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Ideastream Public Media
Ohio has more than doubled its Arab population since 2000. But nationwide anti-Arab sentiment has left many first-generation Arab-Americans disconnected from their culture. One Northeast Ohio company is looking to change that by sharing Arabic children's books.
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