U.S. Census Takes Steps to Count Arab-Americans but Most Would Rather Assimilate
Step into Brooklyn’s Church of the Virgin Mary, with its domed ceilings and marble columns, and it’s like stepping into Lebanon. On Sunday mornings, the cantor sings the liturgy in Arabic, his deep baritone voice echoing off the stone walls of the incense-filled sanctuary. Icons and murals depict Jesus and saints as Middle Easterners with … Continued