Second Person Singular- Sayed Kashua at Tufts University

Second Person Singular Sayed Kashua April 17th 6:00 PM Tufts University- Granoff Family Hillel Center, Medford/Somerville Campus Medford, MA Sayed Kashua, a Palestinian Arab living in Jerusalem, is an author and journalist and the creator of the critically acclaimed TV series Arab Labor. His weekly column in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz satirically describes the challenges faced by Israeli Arabs, who navigate between two worlds. He is the author of Dancing Arabs (2002), Let it Be Morning (2006), and Second Person Singular (2012). Sayed Kashua has received the Grinzane Cavour Award for First Novel 2004 (Italy), The Prime Minister's Prize 2005 (Israel) and the Lessing Prize for Critic 2006 (Germany). SFJFF Freedom of Expression Award winner in 2010 (USA). Website: http://calendar.boston.com/medford_ma/events/show/249482104-second-person-singular