Here are three photographs from my recent visit from Boston to Morocco. I have taught, met and interviewed Moroccans in our own multicultural city—students, salespeople, bank employees, waiters who are open and culturally rich—expatriates and long-time residents, and newcomers. I recognized the Moroccan character of tolerance a few years ago when I attended a Boston area Mimounah—a Moroccan post-Passover celebration with music, food and friendship between Moslems and Jews. I've read there are at least 23,0000 Moroccans in Boston.
Woman Baking Bread, Morocco, 2012
Brothers, Marrakech, 2012
Friends, Morocco, 2012
Boston is a wonderful blend of stylish sophistication and historic New England charm. You can easily uncover the city's past while enjoying its distinctively modern
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Boston by rail