a diasporic note - geopolitical ecology

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Tending to this podcast and putting out episodes, let alone tending to our daily responsibilities, has been incredibly challenging. Our hearts break every day as we witness not only the continuation, but also expansion, of genocide. This here is a reflective note from Youssef's experience trying to find the necessary balance between insanity and political consciousness to show up both for oneself and for others, in solidarity. It is also a call to Arab activists, thinkers, and researchers to reach out to us if they'd like to participate in an episode.

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Tending to this podcast and putting out episodes, let alone tending to our daily responsibilities, has been incredibly challenging. Our hearts break every day as we witness not only the continuation, but also expansion, of genocide. This here is a...

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