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The Egyptian Diva Who Connected Me to My Ancestors
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The Egyptian Diva Who Connected Me to My Ancestors
Do you know who your ancestors are? Do you know who you are? These questions have haunted me throughout my life. I was born in L.A. in the early ’80s, after my parents immigrated here from Egypt. My mother rarely spoke about her parents, who died when she was a young adult. My only living grandparent, my paternal grandfather, stayed in Egypt. He died when I was 8 years old. For those whose ancestral homeland is thousands of miles away, whose par…
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