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Qaran jabay haddii uu qab jiro, waa la jarin laaye - Qabka jabay ayaa iiga daran, qaran-jabkaygiiye -Cabdulqaadir Xirsi “Yamyam”
Katılım Ağustos 2023
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For 20 years, Somalia has served as a laboratory for US-led unchecked forever war, yet has failed to garner significant critical attention & analysis. As bombs fall on Iran, now is the time to confront how decades of presidential over-reach got us here.
arabcenterdc.org/event/us-polic…
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Kind reminder folks! 👋🏾
We’re welcoming draft proposals that explore Somali nationalism within grounded, critical histories of social transformation in the Somalia. See gobanimo.org/submissions for more information!
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Coming off the success of our previous issue, we are pleased to announce the callout for contributions towards the third issue of our journal, which invites critical engagements over the question of Somali nationalism, examining ideas of power, belonging, and political community.
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Our blog section is BACK, and we’re pleased to continue with the investigation into Somali gender relations after Raxma Ubax’s entry in issue 2 of our journal. Nasra’s blog piece forces us to reevaluate our understanding of the equalising power architecture has in Somali society
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The second entry in our blog section seeks to (re)address the understanding of Somali women via the/her built environment. Nasra Aden provides a strong critique of white feminist discourse on women’s liberation in the Global South, through the practice of building Somali habitats
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Read gobanimo.org/blog/her-stake… to learn how Somali women use cultural architecture (and its know-how) to their socio-economic benefit. The link is also in our bio!
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The second entry in our blog section seeks to (re)address the understanding of Somali women via the/her built environment. Nasra Aden provides a strong critique of white feminist discourse on women’s liberation in the Global South, through the practice of building Somali habitats
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An extremely pertinent issue matter given the very obvious (re)formations we’ve witnessed in Somali national politics these past few months, but also what’s in the pipeline for this year and beyond.
So please do send us all your interesting proposals and submissions!
Gobanimo@JournalGobanimo
Coming off the success of our previous issue, we are pleased to announce the callout for contributions towards the third issue of our journal, which invites critical engagements over the question of Somali nationalism, examining ideas of power, belonging, and political community.
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Coming off the success of our previous issue, we are pleased to announce the callout for contributions towards the third issue of our journal, which invites critical engagements over the question of Somali nationalism, examining ideas of power, belonging, and political community.
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You’ve posted a two-line equivalent of an ad-lib, something sung lightly as an accompaniment to dance, and presented it as if it encompassed the great richness of the Somali poetic tradition.
Here is an example of maanso, actual Somali poetry:
Helen Andrews@herandrews
The Somalis are renowned for their ancient oral poetry tradition, but the examples in “Somali Poetry: An Introduction” (1964) strike the modern reader as lacking in depth. “The best dance is the dance of the Eastern clans / The best people are ourselves.”
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@kingilly93 We hope you enjoy it! Thank you for the kind words 🙌🏾
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@JournalGobanimo Looking forward to reading this. Hamalyo to all the writers. 👏🏾🇸🇴
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Gobanimo is pleased to release the digital edition of its second issue, 'Power, Politics, Belonging'.
We believe that part of dispelling reductive narratives surrounding Somali affairs involves decentralising access to critical knowledge production, and increasing accessibility
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The wait is over folks, the opportunity to read and digest outstanding conscience-raising pieces is at your fingertips now!
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Gobanimo is pleased to release the digital edition of its second issue, 'Power, Politics, Belonging'. We believe that part of dispelling reductive narratives surrounding Somali affairs involves decentralising access to critical knowledge production, and increasing accessibility
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Alternatively, you can follow the link down below:
gobanimo.org/store/p/issue2
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Here one of our editors, Dabindiid, goes through some key takeaways from pieces and essays found in issue 2 of our journal. Part 2: Raxma’s and Ibrahim’s essays.
You can purchase your copy of the issue by clicking the link in our bio!
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Here one of our editors, Dabindiid, goes through some key takeaways from pieces and essays found in issue 2 of our journal. Part 1: Editorial Note. You can purchase your copy of the issue by clicking the link in our bio!
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