Make a choice TV or Town Hall meeting
By Mohamed Elhajjam
Is anyone listening?
While other nations are competing in airwaves to put their favorite TV
channels to reach and educate their communities here in US about their
homeland and their culture or their civilization. And while the Arabs are
like the usual are filling their prime time slot TV that are broadcast in
dish network with the usual, Egyptians movies music videos, dance and
unethical programs. Something we already have from MTV, and something we
tried to avoid teaching to our next generations. Most of us in the Moroccan
community are questioning ourselves. Where are we? And how we define
ourselves in this digital age?
While the TV is always the prime choice for most of us, who hopes to see
more what is going on in our motherland Morocco, specially this exiting era.
Where we have more questions to ask. New king, New hopes, others are very
critical. The Moroccans TV had and always will be a very weak medium. It did
not serve its objectives like many before us had hoped in Europe. The
Moroccans communities are very angry what the Moroccan TV had to offer. Weak
programming have left most of the community switch to watch other channels
like ALJAZEERA. The second choice, is Town Hall Meeting? This second option
is necessary. In town hall meeting in my opinion is the reel platform where
we can challenge ourselves. What we need
As community or immigrants in this land. The town hall meeting has lots of
advantages.
First, if every community in every state will host town Hall meeting. Lots
can be accomplished. Creating a new blood to our spirit. Creating a techie's
community where we can change ideas and projects in virtual network like E-
Moroccan Techies. Student organizations to help or guide them to make the
right choice help them in ESL and make the necessary tool to learn English in
the Internet for free. Create volunteer to help and reach the ones who need
our hand, create an annual conference at capitol so we can lobby our ideas to
the embassy or other Major organization, be inclusive not exclusive, help our
agenda to move forward rather than unexistant.
UH<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< while enough dreaming?
What we really need is all of us to shake our responsible here to pay a close
look to us. This is America, we are growing, and most of us now are either in
process of married or are already married. Our children is our asset and to
morocco as well. They are the one who will be INSHALLAh in government or
other part of organism in this society. Perfect examples are Lebanese. So
anyone is listening?
Mohamed Elhajjam
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