Born on route to Israel in the midst of Operation Solomon, Ethiopian Israeli Ashagar Araro is determined to challenge stereotypes.

"I'm a story teller," says Araro. "I tell the story of my people and my country."

Some people protest by going out onto the street. Others protest by achieving greatness in their professional sphere, but some - like Ashager Araro - protest through education. Twenty-nine-year-old Araro is the Ethiopian-Israeli founder of Battae, an Ethiopian Heritage center in the heart of Tel Aviv.