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Everything is Political #10

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In this issue:

Lynn Adib, Collis Browne

On Bedouin Burger, Beirut, & Beyond: Lynn Adib x Collis Browne

Richie Reseda, Céline Semaan

Noura Erakat, Céline Semaan

Jibal, Jenny Gustafsson

Zaatar Near the Border

Hind Khoudary, Céline Semaan

Gaza’s Very Own Hind Khoudary

Sarah Huneidi

Education Against the End of the World: The Pedagogical Insurgency of Creative Space Beirut

Ruwan Teodros

There is no future here, and yet I stay

Suhail Nassar

Suhail Nassar’s Moments in Gaza

Kamee Abrahamian

S is for Snails and Solidarity: On Parenting, Palestine, and Raising Kids Who Take a Stance

Ibrahim Matar, Ahmad Issa

Excerpts From: “ON THE ZERO LINE”

Hiba Abid

Niyū Yūrk: 3 Centuries of Middle Eastern and North African Culture in New York City

Marjua-Giselle

Class Ruins Everything Around Me: The New Vanguard of the Working Class Is Here and We’re Coming for the Billionaires

Misan Harriman, Céline Semaan

The Art of Witnessing

Music is Political:
Sounds that Move Movements

Saul Williams, Collis Browne

Saul Williams: Nothing is Just a Song

Giada Lubomirski

Mní On Trial: Listening to Indigenous Voices on Standing Rock

Raquel Willis, Céline Semaan

Trans Liberation is Collective Liberation

Collis Browne

Thom Yorke and the New Trap of Liberal Zionism

Music is Political:
Sounds that Move Movements

Ishmael Butler, Collis Browne

Creating Your Own World with Ishmael Butler

Nan Goldin, Mohamad Abdouni, Céline Semaan

On Art, Life & Activism: Nan Goldin, photographed by Mohamad Abdouni, interviewed by Céline Semaan

Mia Khalifa, Céline Semaan

Reclaiming Feminism and Collective Liberation: Mia Khalifa & Céline Semaan on Healing, Identity, and Political Awakening

Afeef Nessouli

Where’s the Gaza Gay Parade? Liberals want to know.

Quannah ChasingHorse, Princess Daazhraii Johnson

Quannah ChasingHorse on Joyful Resistance

Saj Issa, Yassa Almokhamad-Sarkisian

Saj Issa for Art & Ecology

Mohamad Abdouni, Yassa Almokhamad-Sarkisian

Treat Me Like Your Mother: Immortalizing the untold stories of Queer & Trans folks, from Beirut & beyond

Credits

Contributors:

Lynn Adib, Collis Browne, Richie Reseda, Céline Semaan, Noura Erakat, Jibal, Jenny Gustafsson, Hind Khoudary, Sarah Huneidi, Ruwan Teodros, Suhail Nassar, Kamee Abrahamian, Ibrahim Matar, Ahmad Issa, Hiba Abid, Marjua‑Giselle, Misan Harriman, Saul Williams, Giada Lubomirski, Raquel Willis, Ishmael Butler, Nan Goldin, Mohamad Abdouni, Mia Khalifa, Afeef Nessouli, Quannah ChasingHorse, Princess Daazhraii Johnson, Saj Issa, Yassa Almokhamad-Sarkisian

Photography & Illustration:

Sara Kontar, Victor Prieto, Myriam Boulos, Suhail Nassar, Alizayuh Vigil, Mohamad Abdouni, Elizabeth De La Piedra, Nour Flayhan

Nothing is Objective;

We are all biased. Our values are our bias. So we all have to be honest, ethical and transparent about our biases.

“Accepting the reality that “pure objectivity” is a dangerous myth, and acknowledging both the effects of implicit bias and the validity of emotion, allow the opportunity for transparency about what happens in reality—and then for accountability.”

— National Institute of Health, United States National Library of Medicine

Everything Is Political

The majority of us know that the personal is political, like it or not.

We the majority want, simply: Freedom. Freedom to be, do, say, worship, and love whoever, whatever and however we want. A Fair Deal. A Functioning Society. It’s not to much to demand.

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