@shado.mag “You can have injustice and have peace […] so peace isn’t the answer, liberation is the answer.” Kwame Ture Peace for whom? Peace for what? Sara highlights two historic moments to know about when “peace” was supposedly on the table: 1) Back in 1947 when the UN drew up...
@shado.mag Sara breaks apart decolinizing the mind vs decolnizing in action and why we are talking about it regards to Palestine Either you support support Indigenous people even when it means you have to make a sacrifice or sit in your discomfort or you don’t support them at all #shadomag...
@shado.mag shado x Makan on Disability Justice in Palestine, Part 2 🇵🇸 In our last video, we discussed how medical & charity models of disability reinforce Disabled people’s and Palestinians’ oppression. Today, we explore how Disabled people have promoted alternative ways of understanding disability, especially in the context of colonialism....
Text: Sara el-SolhImage: Paola De La Cruz
Parallel violence and colonial subjugation in Guatemala and Palestine
Reflections from theatre shows Application 39 and Return to Palestine
Everything you need to know about Zionism, the history of "Israel" and how to support the Palestinian movement
@shado.mag Sara explains how Britain have been complicit in Israeli settler colonialism, apartheid, occupation and genocide over Palestine since WWI and how Britain still continue today Check out these resources which shine a light on Britain’s ongoing complicity in Israeli violence and campaign to end it: caat.org.uk (Campaign Against Arms...
With some embarrassment, I admit that I grew up reading and thoroughly enjoying The Adventures of Tintin comic book series. I inherited most of my well-thumbed copies from my uncle, who had similarly pored over them in his childhood. The rest I begged my parents for, every Christmas and birthday...
Nabeeth Wines is bringing the world’s oldest terroirs into the spotlight
What the ‘controversy’ over Bob Vylan reveals about the British mediascape today
Why we painted a mural under the Westway
Text: AnonymousImage: Aude Abou Nasr
On the transformative power of turning grief into action