Houda Rizk Bracewell Oral History conducted by Dr. Akram Khater

Houda discusses the circumstances of how her family first came to the United States in the twentieth century from Beirut, Lebanon. She describes the process of her family moving to California and eventually settling in Charrlotte, North Carolina. Her interview also explores themes of Lebanese identity, community building, and intergenerational connections among immigrants.

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