THE AAUG: AN ACTIVIST, ACADEMIC ORGANIZATION
Terry talks about Association of Arab American University Graduates Inc (AAUG), whose members are combined with academic rigor with political commitment and activism. Among other things, unlike most Arab-American organizations, AAUG was not a patriarchy. It welcomed full participation by women, seve...
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