“Well, you’re not really Moroccan.” These words have been seared into me as I’ve been labelled not worthy of a label – of the label. The general Moroccan population has a very specific idea about what a “Moroccan” is. There is a unified sense of self that comes with really being from the small North African country, a sense of comradery that allows one Moroccan to spot another across the room whether they be in London, Bangkok, or somewhere in the American midwest. "Poor Arabic skills? Went to an English-speaking school? Unable or disinterested in chiming in during the socially expected and accepted discussions? Better off not to mention your Moroccan side at all the
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