How the World Sees America
Amar spent 2007 - 2008 traveling the world for The Washington Post, talking to people from all walks of life -- farmers, rebels, rappers and imams -- about how they see the U.S. The result was a web of revealing portraits examining different perspectives on America.
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UK: from BMX bikers to potential Taliban
INDIA: from my Dadi Ma to call center employees
PAKISTAN: from a drag queen to a fearless reporter
TURKEY: from a wild author to a Gulenist
LEBANON: from a rapper to the daughter of a Hezbollah leader
ISRAEL: from soldiers in Sderot to settlers in Hebron
SOUTH KOREA: from a pentacostal preacher to a North Korean refugee
PHILIPPINES: from a McMinister to a prostitute's daughter
VENEZUELA: from a former Chavez general to a student opposition leader
MEXICO: from a drug dealing migrant to children on the border