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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2025 · 1 MIN

Season 9: Look Away - Poetry, Palestine, and the Politics of Starvation

from Unspoken · host Kate

In Season 9 of Unspoken, titled “Look Away”, spoken word artist and advocate Kate Earley confronts the world’s silence on the genocide in Gaza through searing poetry, lived witness, and uncompromising truth.This season explores themes of Palestinian survival, systemic starvation, medical apartheid, and the emotional cost of bearing witness when so many would rather look away. Featuring poems like “Gaza Is Not a Metaphor,” this collection dismantles the language of neutrality, calls out global complicity, and refuses to make art out of atrocity.Perfect for listeners seeking: • Palestinian voices and solidarity • Anti-genocide resistance art • Poetry rooted in justice, not metaphor • Raw storytelling on war, aid denial, and emotional truthThere is no metaphor here.There is only the body,folding in on itselfwhile the world debates semantics.

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