Watching America

Profile: I received my BA in Middle Eastern Studies in 2008 from Wellelsey College, and in 2010 graduated from Princeton University with an MA in Near Eastern Studies, with a focus on Arabic language as well as the history of the modern Middle East. I've studied translation at Wellesley and Princeton, as well as at Western Michigan University's Summer Translation Institute. Currently, I'm employed at an NGO that works to advance human rights around the world.
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Are Obama’s Policies Dividing the United States?
On America’s Position Toward the Syrian Revolution
Two Americans, One Brave and One Insolent
Egypt, America and a Crisis Between Allies
Egyptian-American Tension?
Iran and America Slide Slowly Toward War
A World (Not a Nation) of Immigrants
Egypt, America and Human Rights, Part II
America and the Middle East: One Goal, Many Approaches
Martyrs’ Blood on Western Hands

Bio : Maggie Proctor