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Najla Said (born 1974, Boston, Massachusetts, United States) is a Palestinian-American author, actress, playwright, and activist. Through her literary and academic work, Said has confronted racism, stereotyping, social and economic inequality, and among others, the specific challenges that face immigrant and second-generation Americans.


Life


Said grew up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.[1] Her father was the noted postcolonial scholar and public intellectual Edward Said.[2] She graduated from the Chapin School and Princeton University and trained in acting at The Shakespeare Lab of the Public Theatre.

In 2010, Said featured in a one-woman off-Broadway play, Palestine.[3]

In 2013, Said discussed Arab identity politics with Salon magazine and her approaching of the subject in her book Looking for Palestine.[4]


Works



References


  1. "From the Upper West Side to the Middle East: Najla Said on Her New Memoir, Looking for Palestine - Culture - Music, Movies, Art, Profiles, and More". Vogue.com. Retrieved 2013-11-06.
  2. "He Said, She Said: Najla Said's "Looking for Palestine" - Los Angeles Review of Books". Retrieved 26 February 2017.
  3. Felicia R. Lee (February 8, 2010). "Identity Found: On West Side via West Bank". The New York Times. “Najla’s play is important because it adds a personal dimension to the difficulties of communication in a life that has many different reference points,” Mr. Barenboim said...
  4. "Najla Said: "My Arab-American story is not typical in any way"". Salon magazine. 28 July 2013.






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