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Abdul El-Sayed on feeling more Indian than Arab

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Abdul El-Sayed on feeling more Indian than Arab

Abdul El-Sayed says he feels more Indian than Arab, describing his connection to South Asian culture. The United States’ first Muslim senator speaks about his desi identity and how it relates to his Arab heritage.

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