The People of the South Speak
“My mom was killed”… the war we experience from afar
“My mom was killed.” I realized that my friend had lost her mother, and I found myself unable to say
2 weeks ago
“My mom was killed.” I realized that my friend had lost her mother, and I found myself unable to say
Ghada, a pseudonym, sits on a wooden bench across from me, but her eyes drift far away, staring at a
The concept of citizenship was not born as a fully formed theory; rather, it has undergone continuous development linked to
The Nakba of 1948 was not merely a passing military event; it was also a process of erasure of the
Not all LGBTQ individuals in Lebanon experience the same forms of targeting. Violence against them is neither fixed nor neutral.
The Algerian digital sphere recently witnessed intense backlash following influencer Sarah Hannana’s announcement of her decision to remove the hijab.
The decision to be childfree is never a calm one when women make it. When the feminist writer and philosopher
As women grow older, they are treated as though their presence is no longer necessary. This does not happen suddenly,
With a mindset far removed from any notion of enlightenment-echoing Abd al-Rahman al-Kawakibi’s The Nature of Despotism and the mentality
I did not know Cairo well. For me-the young woman coming from North Sinai-the capital had always been a sprawling
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