In the aftermath of Trump’s election, Arab and Black communities are navigating political tensions brought to light by contrasting views on issues like Democratic support for Israel’s actions in Gaza. This divide is particularly evident in the neighboring cities of Dearborn, Michigan, with its Arab majority, and Detroit, a predominantly Black community. To address these tensions, a challenging iftar dinner was hosted in Dearborn, where members of both communities came together to initiate dialogue on how to move forward. The conversations at the dinner reflect the complexities and nuances of political allegiances and cultural identities within these communities. The episode highlighting this gathering was produced by Xavier Lopez and Jess Kung, with editing by Courtney Stein and engineering by Robert Rodriguez. By fostering open discussions and creating spaces for reconciliation, Arab and Black individuals are striving to bridge differences and build stronger relationships amid a changing political landscape.