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“Just as none of us is outside or beyond geography, none of us is completely free from the struggle over geography. That struggle is complex and interesting because it is not only about soldiers and cannons but also about ideas, about forms, about images and imaginings.”
Edward Said (1994)
Category Archives: Gender
Where should the birds fly?
A moving upcoming documentary by young journalist-filmmaker Fida Qishta, set to the haunting music of Marcel Khalife and with the title inspired by a line in a Mahmoud Darwish poem. The film’s trailer is followed by an extended clip that … Continue reading
Ban the Business Burqa
From Michael Leunig (cartoons site). Check out a selection of Leunig cartoons posted here.
On Rage: Germaine Greer
Intellectual powerhouse provocateur Germaine Greer is always good for some brain food. Here she offers a thought-provoking talk on her ‘rage’ thesis about colonialism, militarism and the current state of indigenous or occupied peoples. This is a keynote address from … Continue reading
Posted in Audio, Australia, Colonialism, Gender, Militarism, Military, Race
Tagged Germaine Greer
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Castigated for displaying humanity as ‘empathy with the enemy’: Israeli anchorwomen
Israeli Channel 2 anchorwoman, Yonit Levy, has recently been castigated by Israeli viewers and from within her network for her “anti-Zionist” views and for “weakening national morale” by expressing any sort of humanity, such as in the following statement: “It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Gender, Israel, Media
Tagged Gender politics, Oshrat Kotler, Pulse, Yonit Levy
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