I can agree with you on the religion part, but there are also a great many Spanish-speaking and African-American Christians, but I cannot ever recall a Lebanese marrying one of them, unless they were in Latin America of course.  Also, there are also non-Lebanese Arabic peoples who are not of a white appearance, but I still don't see them associating with these groups either.  James Zogby's site explains it all.  Just look at the list of 'famous arab-Americans.'  How come they are either mainly white looking or white's who do not identify, recognize or view themselves as Lebanese or Arabic?  It is more than clear what type of arab Zogby represents.  Now if his organization were called the "White Arab-American Institute," then I could go along with hime sense he would be truthful, but all arabs are clearly not represented.  It almost seems as if he wants America to view arabs as white and therefore only acknowledges white or whiter looking arabs. Maybe that is his hidden agenda.  This guy is a phony none the less.