How One Young Immigrant, Pierre Subeh, Lead The Charge To Make April National American Heritage Month

The United States is well known for having one of the most racially diverse populations globally.

Having a racially vast population, however, does not translate to inclusivity. Racial diversity and inclusivity are commonly used interchangeably but can sometimes diverge sharply in a country, especially with demographic shifts.

Recent times have witnessed widespread campaigns for inclusivity across the world. In the US, Arab Americans residing in different states have been fighting for more inclusion. It is estimated that approximately four million Arab Americans live in the United States, forming a significant percentage of the population. But despite the significant population,…