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Genderqueer and Here in Cairo

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Yasmine Hamdan: I Remember, I Forget

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Forced From Home: Women Living Through Lebanon’s Evacuation Zones

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Nature As the Battlefield: Ecocide in Lebanon and Corporate Empire

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Against Kurdish Erasure: From the editor of Sleeping in the Courtyard

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Couture in Paris, Cuts at the 'Post'

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The OU Essay and the Christian Persecution Complex

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Digital Currents, Living Worlds: Ecological Resistance in a Networked Age

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Mercy Over Speed: Revolutionizing Our Political Imagination

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Malcolm X and Islam: U.S. Islamophobia Didn’t Start with 9/11

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The Billionaire Who Bought the Met Gala: What the Bezoses’ Check Means for Fashion’s Future

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Communicating Palestine: A Guide for Liberation and Narrative Power

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Designing Possible Futures: The Book

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Zaatar Near the Border

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Who is COP for, really?

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100+ Years of Genocidal Intent in Palestine

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Let’s Be Mad: Mad World

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Indigenous Motherhood

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Socialist Girl Summer: How Capitalism Spent Billions to Demonize Socialism — And Why That Spell Is Breaking

EIP Editors

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What Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” Really Means

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The Wedding That Ate Venice

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Black Joy as Rebellion: Juneteenth, Gaza, and the Struggle for Global Liberation

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The West’s Manufactured Fear: How Media Made “The Middle-East” the Enemy

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Cross-Indigenous Dialogue to Bridge Cultural Differences

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Céline Semaan

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Collis Browne

Thom Yorke and the New Trap of Liberal Zionism

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Memory Is Political

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Sustainable Fashion Is Colonial—And Silent About Palestine

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Worldbuilding Amidst World Crumbling - the new Slow Factory: Algorithms of Authoritarianism vs the Media We Need Now

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Céline Semaan

Not a Moment of Silence: Marking 77 Years of Nakba

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The Land Testifies: Indigenous Resistance in a World on Fire

Sahibzada Mayed

The Land Keeps the Score

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Trump and McCarthyism: Political Deportations in Context

Alexandra Jane

Becoming a Black Feminist Explorer Under a Well Known Sun

Nadia Irshaid Gilbert

Resistance Recipe: Pickles

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The Aesthetic of Liberation: Building a Visual Language for Liberation

Louis Pisano

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The Dandy Strikes Back: The Bold Legacy of Black Elegance (and Why the 2025 Met Gala Might Be Its Riskiest Yet)

Céline Semaan

Reclaiming the Algorithm: Why We Built Everything Is Political

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Sustainable Resistance: 10 Ways to Counter Fascism Beyond the Streets

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The Land Remembers: Reclaiming Lebanon Through Architecture and Resistance

Céline Semaan

Space Tourism Isn’t Progress. It’s Propaganda.

EIP Editors

Israel’s Environmental Degradation in Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria

Céline Semaan

A Woman is Political

Paola Arrigoni

Trans Boxing: Art Project or Boxing Club?

Yassa Almokhamad-Sarkisian

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Brandon Morris

Dressing the Invisible

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Yassmin Abdel-Magied

Sudan: Forgotten by whom?

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Urbicide as a Weapon: How Israel Destroys Land, Memory, & Heritage

Nour Al Ghraowi

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Pleasure through Pressure is not Liberation

Maya AlZaben

DIY OR DIE/ KILL YOUR IDOLS

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Why Fascists Fear Education

Travis Nichols

Raising the Price of Protest

J.P. Hill

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J.P. Hill

Is it a coup?

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Sarah Sinno

Mouneh-Making in Times of War

Aryana Goodarzi

Middle Eastern / North African Tattoo Artists: Queering Tattoo Culture

Natalie Garland

Reimagining Ethical Fashion

Anita Kopacz

In the Eye of the Storm: Resistance, Rest, and the Legacy of Oya

Sara Rammal

Cordelia: a Story of Survival

Earshot

Zifzafa: Where Sound Meets Sovereignty in the Occupied Jawlan

J.P. Hill

Trump & Climate

J.P. Hill

A Profitless World

Céline Semaan

Memo: Designing for our Freedoms

J.P. Hill

Social Media, Censorship, and Owning our Futures

EIP Editors

Designing for Justice: The Slow Factoryʼs Role in Amplifying Global South Voices & Narratives

Najma Sharif

Seas Remember: Black Muslim Resistance Across the Americas

Sarah Sinno

The Beqaa’s Juniper Trees: A Tale of Multiple Crises

Céline Semaan, Lina Soualem

Exile to expression: how Lina Soualem’s film challenges colonial narratives

Sarah Sinno

“Greater Israel”: A Not So Hidden Ambition

Sarah Cassidy-Seyoum

The Genocidal War on Tigray: Where We Are and How We Got Here

Nevin Naeem Al-Hasanat

There is No Dignity in Genocide.

Yassa Almokhamad-Sarkisian

The Legacy of Elizabeth Street Garden & the Fight for Green Spaces

Paola Arrigoni

The Palestinian Ring: Boxing, women, and bombings in Gaza

maya finoh

Education for Our Liberation: Reflections on the 60th Anniversary of the Summer 1964 SNCC Freedom School Program in Mississippi

Céline Semaan

Systemic Change is Difficult and Dangerous

Yassmin Abdel-Magied

Sudan: Civilian Rule is the Will of the People

Sha’Mira Covington

Black Fashion: Revolution and the Somatics of Joy and Pleasure