On Dearborn, Lebanon, and What "Safe" Means
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There are many Michigan communities hurting badly right now. What can you say about what this year has been like, for people who have family, and friends in Lebanon, or Gaza, or Israel? Bilal Beydoun lives in Dearborn - the town where he grew up. And he’s one of about 82,000 Lebanese Americans who live in Michigan, many of whom still have ties to Lebanon. Today, he shares his personal story and perspective. GUEST: Bilal Beydoun, lifelong Dearbornite, Lebanese-American  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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