My name is Nora Zrika. In Arabic, this means blue daylight, or so I’ve been told. I don’t speak Arabic fluently. Born in Luxembourg, I learned to write in German. My mother is Franco-Luxembourger, non-practicing Catholic. One of my French ancestors signed the treaty of King Louis XVI’s arrest. However, in France, I am often perceived as a 'beurette.' My father is Moroccan, Arab-Berber, and non-practicing Muslim. He doesn’t speak Berber fluently either. In Luxembourg, my hair is considered funny, but for me, it implies a struggle to untangle. In Casablanca, Morocco, in my grandparents' district, I am viewed diversely but not entirely as Moroccan.
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Where does it take place?
Le Chant de l’Alzette - Racine Carrée, Atelier Ty Maap
Rue de la Tour Jacob
1831 Grund Luxembourg
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