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A painted portrait in which a genderqueer Palestinian person with long wavy black hair that has a pale streak in front is staring directly at the viewer from against a fiery orange background. They are wearing black lipstick, large horn-rimmed glasses, and a grey and black rippled scarf. A turquoise stud earring is visible on their left ear.
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Volcanic Vigils

Rasha Abdulhadi
05 Dec 2024
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My father went whole and alone before / I carried the parts of my mother
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Queer Visions: Capturing Life and Identity in Palestine

Izat El Amoor
10 Oct 2024
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I don’t seek safety from police or other state authorities as a queer Palestinian man. Instead, I negotiate my existence in my own community and society. I am an expert on my people, I come from them, and that, no one can underestimate.
Banner in bold green with title: Good Mourning Palestine, and author's name, Samah Serour Fadil. Samah is looking straight into the camera with her head slightly to the right. She is wearing a gold and white silk scarf as a headband. Her hair is styled in butterfly locs with two strands peeking out the headband and covering each side of her face. Samah is wearing a gold necklace and a light gray cardigan.
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Good Mourning Palestine

Samah Serour Fadil
10 Sep 2024
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Gooood Mourning Pa-les-tiiiiiiiiiine! Hey, this is not a test, this is rocks and stones. Time to rock it from Masaffer Yata to Jerusalem. Is that me or does that sound like a Mahmoud Darwish poem?
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