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          As a project kid from Stateway Gardens no matter how long I have been in other spaces I see the richness in our culture..

          Colonizers weakened Native peoples by severing their connection to their own knowledge and traditions.

        1. My father Ernesto Tirona Mabalon arrived in Stockton, California, in to be reunited with his father, Pablo “Ambo” Mabalon, who had left their home-.
        2. As a project kid from Stateway Gardens no matter how long I have been in other spaces I see the richness in our culture.
        3. This Handbook presents a transnational and interdisciplinary study of refugee narratives, broadly defined.
        4. History that women poets such as Zohra Saed, Sahar Muradi, Sara Hakeem, Fatana Jahangir Ahrary, Fevziye Rahzigar Barlas and Donia Gobar document in their.

          5. Dr. Zohra Saed

          BornJalalabad, Afghanistan
          OccupationPoet and Editor
          EducationMFA, Brooklyn College PhD, The CUNY Grad Center

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          Zohra Saed is a Brooklyn-based Afghan-American poet and editor and Distinguished Lecturer at Macaulay Honors College.[1]

          Early life and education

          Saed is a first-generation New Yorker who grew up in Brooklyn.

          She was born in Jalalabad, Afghanistan. In an interview with Asia Society about her writing, Saed explains that her parents traveled with her through the Middle East and found themselves trapped outside their home country after Afghanistan's Communist Coup.[2]

          Saed has been a Fellow at the Institute for Research on the African Diaspora in the Americas and the Caribbean as well as the Schomburg Center for Black Culture.[3]

          In an interview with Massachusetts Review, Saed reports that, as a child, she wandered through Brooklyn neighborhoods