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SECOND OPINION: An Anaheim Hills man is an unlikely speaker at this weekend’s gathering in Los Angeles of “Liberal and Progressive Jewish Intellectuals,” sponsored by Tikkun Magazine (E5). . . . He’s Kamal Naffa, a Jordanian-born philosophy professor at Fullerton College and a member of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee. . . . He’ll speak Sunday on what he says is the U.S. media’s anti-Arab bias.
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