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Why are middle eastern people called Camel Jockeys?
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The term "Camel Jockey" is used to refer to a Middle Eastern person, generally male, who rides or drives a camel, a common mode of transportation in Middle Eastern countries. The term has been used to refer to Middle Eastern people since the mid 19th century, when it originated in the United States and became associated with a certain style of Middle Eastern dress, often made from colorful materials, used for riding camels. It is a derogatory term which is not commonly used today, although the stereotype still exists.