The Chickasaw Princess of Tangier
The true story of a beautiful American model, stranded in Tangier, saved by two Swiss gentlemen who returned her to her tribal home as a Chickasaw princess.
The true story of a beautiful American model, stranded in Tangier, saved by two Swiss gentlemen who returned her to her tribal home as a Chickasaw princess.
Instead of being an object of protest, Tangier Cervantes Institute’s exhibit “Los hispanojudíos en Marruecos” underscores the kingdom’s long history of providing refuge to Jews.
Watch out for Sanaa Hamri: she’s conquered Hollywood. Now she wants to make Tangier Film City on the Strait.
However you do it, be sure to advocate for museums, and especially, lobby for the Legation (from your computer!).
Ibn Battuta, Tangier’s most famous son, was born on this day in the 14th century. Time to honor him in his birthplace by showing “Journey to Mecca: In the Footsteps of Ibn Battuta.”
Success Story: Moroccan immigration to Belgium – 50 years old this week – saw some proud sons & daughters return to their Tangier roots… as Belgian elected officials.
Saving the Legation – unique American historic monument overseas – from oblivion and neglect, and telling its compelling story, has been my work over these past four years.
A gift the President cannot refuse: take the Sultan’s lions, or my head will be chopped off!
Help bring our museum closer to the 21st century: test our QR app, and let us know what you find!
“Min Washington” by Abderrahim Foukara airs on Al Jazeera Arabic this week, and features an in-depth report of the Tangier American Legation and its long history.