Category: Baby Boomers

Ray Hanania joins Marc Sims podcast on censorship, Bad Bunny and racism

February 12, 2026February 12, 2026 Ray Hanania No Comments

Ray Hanania joins Marc Sims podcast on censorship, Bad Bunny and racism Marc Sims talks with journalist Ray Hanania about censorship and fear. Ray Hanania is an American journalist of Palestinian descent. Hanania talks with Sims about social media censorship against critics of Israel’s government, such as AIPAC Tracker, and the growth of racism reflected…

Activism, American Arabs, Baby Boomers, Christian & Muslim, Civil Rights, Election, Human Rights, Israel, News, NewsWire, Opinion, Palestine & Jordan, Podcast, Politics, Ray Hanania, Social Media, Spotlight

Muslim American woman challenges unresponsive Congressman Sean Casten in March 19 Democratic primary

November 21, 2023November 21, 2023 rayhanania 1 Comment

Muslim American woman challenges unresponsive Congressman Sean Casten in March 19 Democratic primary By Ray Hanania Congressman Sean Casten, who has failed to live up to his promises to outreach and include Arab and Muslim Americans in the last election, is being challenged in th March 19, 2024 Democratic Primary election by healthcare activist Mahnoor…

Activism, American Arabs, Baby Boomers, Christian & Muslim, Civil Rights, Congress, Election, Human Rights, immigrants, Israel, News, Palestine & Jordan, Politics, Ray Hanania, Terrorism, war crimes

My life long love affair with stuffed grape leaves

October 3, 2022October 3, 2022 rayhanania 1 Comment

My life long love affair with stuffed grape leaves For Arabs, making food is part of family life, the bond that brings everyone together. It isn’t just about eating, but about memories of growing up in a beautiful family. One of my favorite and most popular Arab meals is stuffed grape leaves, which is diced…

American Arabs, Baby Boomers, Bloggers, Christian & Muslim, Commentary, Culture, Features, Food, immigrants, Opinion, Palestine & Jordan, Ray Hanania, recipe, Spotlight, The Arab Street

Taybeh kicks off OktoberFest this weekend

September 13, 2017September 13, 2017 Maria Khoury No Comments

Taybeh kicks off OktoberFest this weekend One of the most popular festivals in Palestine kicks off this weekend Sept. 16 and 17 in Taybeh, Palestine just north of the Holy City of Jerusalem. Taybeh is one of the Middle East’s few remaining Christian villages and also the home to the world famous Taybeh Brewery By…

Arab World, Baby Boomers, Bloggers, Christian & Muslim, Commentary, Events, Features, Maria Khoury, Middle East, Opinion, Palestine & Jordan

Why I am fed-up with Sears

April 10, 2017April 19, 2017 rayhanania No Comments

Why I am fed-up with Sears I grew up believing that Sears offered the best products and, more importantly, the best service and replacement parts. But that was a long ago time in a long gone world. My last two experiences with Sears have been the worst I have had in years By Ray Hanania Sears first…

Baby Boomers, Business, mainstream, Ray Hanania, Technology, Writers Promote

A tribute to my friend David J. Steiner

January 4, 2017June 12, 2019 rayhanania 1 Comment

A tribute to my friend David J. Steiner Many people do not know someone like David Steiner, who spent much of his life as an activist for peace. A Jew, Steiner reached out to Palestinians and Arabs to build bonds that would help overcome the divide that angrily keeps the two peoples apart Published in the…

Baby Boomers, Commentary, Editors Picks, Israel, mainstream, Middle East, Obits, Palestine & Jordan, Ray Hanania

An expensive television Christmas Story

December 29, 2016December 29, 2016 rayhanania No Comments

An expensive television Christmas Story A new generation’s “Christmas Story,” not about Santa Claus or the spirit of kindness, but about the way our utilities control our lives with no accountability and definitely no really good service. This one is about Comcast/Xfinity but it could be about them all Published in the Des Plaines Valley…

Baby Boomers, Commentary, Entertainment, Features, mainstream, Movies, News, Ray Hanania, Television

Cleveland Indians should change their name

November 3, 2016June 12, 2019 rayhanania No Comments

Cleveland Indians should change their name The Cleveland Indians were defeated by the Chicago Cubs in the World Series championship on Wednesday night, Nov. 2, 2016 at Progressive Field in Cleveland in the 10th inning by a score of 8 to 7. But before the game was played, I wrote this column looking at the…

Baby Boomers, Editors Picks, mainstream, News, Ray Hanania, Sports

Baseball and American sports is so depressing

November 1, 2016June 12, 2019 rayhanania No Comments

Baseball and American sports is so depressing I was so excited about the chances of a Chicago Cubs victory in this year’s World Series game that I drove to Wrigley Field to purchase some Cubs souvenirs to celebrate, only to be reminded where those chotskies (not Tsatskeles) came from By Ray Hanania I was so…

Baby Boomers, mainstream, News, Ray Hanania, Sports

How do you explain a newspaper to today’s youth?

November 1, 2016June 12, 2019 rayhanania No Comments

How do you explain a newspaper to today’s youth? Many of today’s young people don’t see the value of newspapers. They have their heads and minds buried deeply into their cell phones, not just for talking and texting but for writing, typing, viewing videos and storing thousands of digital photographs. They Snapchat, Instragram, Facebook, Twitter…