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In @TWAILReview, @Sujith_Xavier and I wrote about Tamil Muslim Palestinian solidarity, from one genocide to another twailr.com/constellations…
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Fathima Cader
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words in @versobooks @thefunambulist_ @newinquiry @hazlitt etc / views & typos my own etc
가입일 Temmuz 2013
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looking fwd to co-hosting this poetry discussion & teach-in about Sudan's resistance committees, ft the incredible @sdnsolidarity
Toronto, Nov 9: instagram.com/p/DBT3FOxxLDj/…
register: eventbrite.ca/e/thawra-lesso…
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thank you to Toronto Arts Council @TorontoArts for awarding me a grant for my novel, looking fwd to completing this first draft soon soon 🌱
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@waikwawanyoike @ParkdaleLegal And I love that it is how we met, not in Toronto but in Nairobi 💜
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@ficader @ParkdaleLegal Oh, congrats Fathima.
Some of us revere and owe so much to @parkdalelegal and the community around it.
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Lovely to mark 10 yrs since I got called to the bar by returning to @ParkdaleLegal this term as Acting Academic CoDirector w Amar Bhatia 🌱
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every single one of these stories feels like a devastation of not only death but an unfathomable love in the face of unspeakable horror. ya rabb, courage in their name.
mohammed hussein~Gaza 🇵🇸@mohammedIhysse
I am writing to you about a conversation that took place with one of the people under the rubble of his bombed home. Unfortunately, this is what happens to us every day in Gaza...
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West Coast LEAF stands in solidarity with the Palestinian people in the face of the ongoing genocide in Gaza. As we bear witness to this genocide with horror, rage, and heartbreak, we cannot remain silent. Read the full statement: (1/3)
westcoastleaf.org/statement-of-s…
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@m_myglory This is excellent, moving. Both bracing and affirming to read for the many of us who are contending with shifts in our friendships and community in the face of escalating genocide. Thank you.
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cannot stress enough how much my goal in life is to be a corner store uncle
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this is a corner store uncle. spends every evening smoking marlboro golds and drinking tea with sweaty men outside the store, then you find out one day he’s an electrical engineer or olympic marksman
LogKa@LogKa11
South Korea sent a fully-kitted out player for the Olympic shooting. Turkey sent an guy with no specialized lenses, eye cover or ear protection and got the silver medal
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we desperately need more movement histories which study much loved radical projects that utterly failed. analyzing why & chronicling this w/ honest critique to build towards something better. we need this done not only by enemies but by people who sincerely believe(d) in them.
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We are excited to announce that RavenLaw is now in Toronto! Our TO office expands our ability to represent unions and workers in the GTA. The office is led by Sevda Mansour, alongside Fathima Cader and Sarah Millman. Learn more here: ravenlaw.com/ravenlaw-launc…
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Amid the devastation of war in Sudan (& its long roots, as mapped out in this piece, implicating UAE, Russia, Israel, Egypt & more), the resistance committees persist as profoundly moving eg of grassroots courage & solidarity. We take serious note of their transformative model.
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"Will it be a peace based on power sharing between military and civilian elites, which will only temporarily halt the violence, or a true peace built on justice and a new bottom-up governance model that ... dismantles existing systems of elite power and systematic appropriation?"
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"khalas ya habibi." not a lonely death but a life suffused in love, until the end. ya rabb, i do not know the words to this prayer. shoulder to shoulder, saf ala saf, may we close ranks around the dead and the disappeared, this endless and wretched janazah for a burning world.
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@Imani_Barbarin I adore Jess Chen's work instagram.com/p/CxgSkOLuFeG/
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There was a tattoo I saw on tiktok once that was leaves whose stems extended into the subject’s body rolls on their back and it literally brought me to tears and I haven’t been able to find it since.
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