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A Revolution Betrayed: Unravelling the Post-Colonial, Imperialist Hand in Sudan
The Sudanese people are much more than their simplified parallels with other national liberation struggles; beneath lies a much richer story of the…
 • Fatima Qureshi
“We are not decorations, we are leaders of climate solutions” | Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change
How do you make sense of bulldozing down the Indigenous Munduruku People's territory and inviting nearly 45,000 people from all over the world to kill…
 • Fatima Qureshi
The Blood in Our Machines: How Big Tech Fuels Global Violence and Extraction
Colonialism hasn’t ended but evolved to divide and rule behind the sleek interfaces on our smartphones, electric vehicles and computers.
 • Fatima Qureshi
Human Rights Exemptions: When Empires Need a Little Wiggle Room
Making sense of the wall-to-wall reportage of Black and Brown people killed at the hands of the very powers that claim to have 'invented' human rights.
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South Asia's Violent Imperial Legacy and the Liberation Struggle of Kashmir
Nuclear-armed Pakistan & India nearly went to an all-out war. All eyes were on them, but the ones that pay the highest price are the Kashmiri people…
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"Palestinians cease, and Israel fires" - Refaat Alareer
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There's no Liberation for the Oppressed without Reproductive Justice
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Rooted in love and solidarity
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Organizing in the Time of Fascism | by Feminists in Kenya
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Roots of Resistance in Sudanese Collective Solidarity, or 'Nafeer' | Part 1
Guided by the words of Dr. Eva Khair, a British-Sudanese doctor & virtual panels w/ Sudanese civil society reps, this is part 1 of the story narrating…
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"Palestinians cease, and Israel fires" - Refaat Alareer
At the time of publication on the 18th day of Ramadan, over 350 people are massacred in Gaza. Hamas and the hostages are all excuses for ethnic…
 • Fatima Qureshi
There's no Liberation for the Oppressed without Reproductive Justice
Why's there not enough urgency amongst feminists to organize for womxn direly impacted by foreign policy-backed armed conflicts in the Global South?
 • Fatima Qureshi
How Do We Heal?
A poet-anthropologist from the Passamaquoddy tribal member wrote “How Do We Heal?”, a part of the collection Indigenizing What It Means to Be Human…
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Rooted in love and solidarity
The Bangladesh Womxn's Collective is small, strategic and they organize from a place of love; something we miss and overlook in most Global South…
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'Qadar' as a community liberation practice
Sacrifice for your community and for the earth is to also honour your body, mind, & soul in its fullness. Not through chronic self-sacrifice, but being…
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"Land of a Thousand Guilts"
Indigenous artist-activist Shaq Koyok from the Temuan tribe of Malaysia shares his journey of using art to fight for indigenous land rights, while…
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milk teas, friendship and collective resistance
Memee & I had a long conversation about their liberation journey beginning at only 16 years old. The convo was fluid directed by no one like the…
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Organizing in the Time of Fascism | by Feminists in Kenya
“Organizing in the Time of Fascism” is a letter originally published by Feminists in Kenya as infographics and in the caption boxes on their social…
 • Fatima Qureshi
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