El-Sayed's Academic Papers Advocate Arab Separatism, Link Health to Neighborhood Ethnicity
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Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, has written academic papers arguing that Arabs in America have better health when living in ethnically identical enclaves. His work suggests that 'acculturation' into American society and having white neighbors pose health hazards. Critics argue these views are pseudoscientific and based on stereotypes, while supporters defend the work's methodology.
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