Sociology paper written by Genevieve R. Joseph. Full title of the paper is "The Methodological Problems of Historical Sociology: Case in Point: Determining Historical Sociological Factors Contributing to the 'Ethnic Invisibility' of Early Syrian-Arab…
Article titled "The Influence of the Arab Stereotype on American Children" in ADC Issues No. 2 from the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee. The article discusses multiculturalism in the United States and the difficulties faced by…
Article titled "The Other Anti-Semitism: The Arab as Scapegoat" in ADC Issues No. 3 from the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee. The article discusses the development of anti-Semitism in Germany and compares it to the rise of anti-Arab…
A photograph of the Salem family. Left to Right, Back Row: Maija, Amelia (plain white, second from left), Scott Naeser (striped), Michael Ray (green), Jay, Joseph (seated in chair). Front: Alex (pink), Donna (red), Ron (blue), Annie (girl).
A photograph of the Saleh family in the Neomonde Baking Company. Though undated, the photograph is estimated to date from the late 1970s or early 1980s.
A contract to confirm the sale of Mary Mokarzel's NY property. Included are copies of documents concerning the termination of the lease for the company which resided in the building.
Papers related to Lila Mokarzel and her death. Included is a small eulogy by Mary Mokarzel, a newspaper obituary, and an announcement for a Mass offered for Lila.
A photograph from Bearta Al-Chacar Powell's childhood of unidentified children; the image was likely taken near the Children's Village S.O.S. orphanage.
A photograph of the children from Children's Village S.O.S. on a picnic. Though unidentified, Bearta Al-Chacar Powell and her siblings are likely among them.
An incomplete message (most likely meant for Joseph El-Khouri) from an unknown person giving encouragement and advice for the Lions Club District Governor address.
