Sarah Moussa on the Privilege of Growing Up Abroad [BONUS]

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The Foreign Local

25 episodes

6 months ago

Welcome to The Foreign Local, where we’re connecting the Egyptian diaspora with what real life looks like in Om el Donya through the lens of those who grew up abroad and moved back to Egypt as adults. On this podcast, you’ll find a series of candid conversations about what it’s like to grow up as an Egyptian abroad, what prompted people to come back, and what it’s been like existing in the sweet spot between not being a foreigner yet not quite being a local either. Episodes drop every Tuesday. You can find us on Instagram @theforeignlocal.

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Sarah Moussa on the Privilege of Growing Up Abroad [BONUS]

The Foreign Local

3 minutes 39 seconds

2 years ago

Sarah Moussa on the Privilege of Growing Up Abroad [BONUS]

There’s a huge privilege that comes with having been raised abroad and getting the choice to move back to Egypt. Once you're here, how do you acknowledge that privilege? And what do you do with it?

We dive into the privilege conversation in this insightful bonus segment with Sarah Moussa who grew up in California before moving to Egypt with her husband and son in 2015.

In case you missed the mishmash of fun, hilarity, and honesty, listen to Sarah's full episode on The Foreign Local wherever you get your podcasts.

You can find Sarah on Instagram @samoussa87.

And if you aren't already, follow The Foreign Local on Instagram ⁠@theforeignlocal⁠ and ⁠visit our website ⁠for more content connecting the Egyptian diaspora with everyday life in Om el Donya.