Remember the love ❤️
Collective rage for collective liberation at @brooklynmuseum with @amandaseales @indyamoore @celinecelines @theslowfactory @monamiari @collisbrowne & @jenn_tardif was a balm to our souls ❤️🩹
Below parts of my opening speech 🎤 soon the full video will drop on an internet near you 🫶🏽
…
Qahr . Rage . Beyond rage . ❤️🔥
“There is no English equivalent to the Arabic word Qaher قهر. The dictionary says “anger” but it’s not. It is when you take anger, place it on a low fire, add injustice, oppression, racism, dehumanization to it, and leave it to cook slowly for a century. — Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui, Ph.Dp
The times call for whaling, cries, flagelations, only our women in the Global South know how to openly express. I grew up in a world where I saw adults cry all the time, mothers, fathers, grandparents. Tears are salt water, menel bahr holleh—from the Mediterranean sea , I was told, and we and our bodies, are both part of the sky and part of the Earth. As our Earth is being violated, our region constantly bombed, this is four five generations of enduring trauma and erasure, from the Nakba in 1948, to the next Nakba in 1967 to the invasion of Beirut in 1982, to today’s genocide, our lives have been in their own right nothing short of a miracle. As we survive, as we witness and as we tell our stories, we weave between each of us, a thread of solidarity. From Trans Atlantic Slave Trade, the legacy of Black Americans in America, on stolen Indigenous land, from stolen Indigneous Africans, from the persecution of our trans siblings. In our collective histories, we have yet to, in the past 10,000 years, been tasked to do this very action of solidarity. We haven’t been given the opportunity to weave between each of our struggles, a common thread for justice.
Let’s begin with Love, collective RAGE is an expression of love. The bigger the rage, the bigger the love.
✏️ How do you find your way back to love in each of your respective journeys?
Photos by @alizayuh 🪬
Remember the love ❤️
Collective rage for collective liberation at @brooklynmuseum with @amandaseales @indyamoore @celinecelines @theslowfactory @monamiari @collisbrowne & @jenn_tardif was a balm to our souls ❤️🩹
Below parts of my opening speech 🎤 soon the full video will drop on an internet near you 🫶🏽
…
Qahr . Rage . Beyond rage . ❤️🔥
“There is no English equivalent to the Arabic word Qaher قهر. The dictionary says “anger” but it’s not. It is when you take anger, place it on a low fire, add injustice, oppression, racism, dehumanization to it, and leave it to cook slowly for a century. — Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui, Ph.Dp
The times call for whaling, cries, flagelations, only our women in the Global South know how to openly express. I grew up in a world where I saw adults cry all the time, mothers, fathers, grandparents. Tears are salt water, menel bahr holleh—from the Mediterranean sea , I was told, and we and our bodies, are both part of the sky and part of the Earth. As our Earth is being violated, our region constantly bombed, this is four five generations of enduring trauma and erasure, from the Nakba in 1948, to the next Nakba in 1967 to the invasion of Beirut in 1982, to today’s genocide, our lives have been in their own right nothing short of a miracle. As we survive, as we witness and as we tell our stories, we weave between each of us, a thread of solidarity. From Trans Atlantic Slave Trade, the legacy of Black Americans in America, on stolen Indigenous land, from stolen Indigneous Africans, from the persecution of our trans siblings. In our collective histories, we have yet to, in the past 10,000 years, been tasked to do this very action of solidarity. We haven’t been given the opportunity to weave between each of our struggles, a common thread for justice.
Let’s begin with Love, collective RAGE is an expression of love. The bigger the rage, the bigger the love.
✏️ How do you find your way back to love in each of your respective journeys?
Photos by @alizayuh 🪬
Remember the love ❤️
Collective rage for collective liberation at @brooklynmuseum with @amandaseales @indyamoore @celinecelines @theslowfactory @monamiari @collisbrowne & @jenn_tardif was a balm to our souls ❤️🩹
Below parts of my opening speech 🎤 soon the full video will drop on an internet near you 🫶🏽
…
Qahr . Rage . Beyond rage . ❤️🔥
“There is no English equivalent to the Arabic word Qaher قهر. The dictionary says “anger” but it’s not. It is when you take anger, place it on a low fire, add injustice, oppression, racism, dehumanization to it, and leave it to cook slowly for a century. — Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui, Ph.Dp
The times call for whaling, cries, flagelations, only our women in the Global South know how to openly express. I grew up in a world where I saw adults cry all the time, mothers, fathers, grandparents. Tears are salt water, menel bahr holleh—from the Mediterranean sea , I was told, and we and our bodies, are both part of the sky and part of the Earth. As our Earth is being violated, our region constantly bombed, this is four five generations of enduring trauma and erasure, from the Nakba in 1948, to the next Nakba in 1967 to the invasion of Beirut in 1982, to today’s genocide, our lives have been in their own right nothing short of a miracle. As we survive, as we witness and as we tell our stories, we weave between each of us, a thread of solidarity. From Trans Atlantic Slave Trade, the legacy of Black Americans in America, on stolen Indigenous land, from stolen Indigneous Africans, from the persecution of our trans siblings. In our collective histories, we have yet to, in the past 10,000 years, been tasked to do this very action of solidarity. We haven’t been given the opportunity to weave between each of our struggles, a common thread for justice.
Let’s begin with Love, collective RAGE is an expression of love. The bigger the rage, the bigger the love.
✏️ How do you find your way back to love in each of your respective journeys?
Photos by @alizayuh 🪬
Remember the love ❤️
Collective rage for collective liberation at @brooklynmuseum with @amandaseales @indyamoore @celinecelines @theslowfactory @monamiari @collisbrowne & @jenn_tardif was a balm to our souls ❤️🩹
Below parts of my opening speech 🎤 soon the full video will drop on an internet near you 🫶🏽
…
Qahr . Rage . Beyond rage . ❤️🔥
“There is no English equivalent to the Arabic word Qaher قهر. The dictionary says “anger” but it’s not. It is when you take anger, place it on a low fire, add injustice, oppression, racism, dehumanization to it, and leave it to cook slowly for a century. — Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui, Ph.Dp
The times call for whaling, cries, flagelations, only our women in the Global South know how to openly express. I grew up in a world where I saw adults cry all the time, mothers, fathers, grandparents. Tears are salt water, menel bahr holleh—from the Mediterranean sea , I was told, and we and our bodies, are both part of the sky and part of the Earth. As our Earth is being violated, our region constantly bombed, this is four five generations of enduring trauma and erasure, from the Nakba in 1948, to the next Nakba in 1967 to the invasion of Beirut in 1982, to today’s genocide, our lives have been in their own right nothing short of a miracle. As we survive, as we witness and as we tell our stories, we weave between each of us, a thread of solidarity. From Trans Atlantic Slave Trade, the legacy of Black Americans in America, on stolen Indigenous land, from stolen Indigneous Africans, from the persecution of our trans siblings. In our collective histories, we have yet to, in the past 10,000 years, been tasked to do this very action of solidarity. We haven’t been given the opportunity to weave between each of our struggles, a common thread for justice.
Let’s begin with Love, collective RAGE is an expression of love. The bigger the rage, the bigger the love.
✏️ How do you find your way back to love in each of your respective journeys?
Photos by @alizayuh 🪬
Remember the love ❤️
Collective rage for collective liberation at @brooklynmuseum with @amandaseales @indyamoore @celinecelines @theslowfactory @monamiari @collisbrowne & @jenn_tardif was a balm to our souls ❤️🩹
Below parts of my opening speech 🎤 soon the full video will drop on an internet near you 🫶🏽
…
Qahr . Rage . Beyond rage . ❤️🔥
“There is no English equivalent to the Arabic word Qaher قهر. The dictionary says “anger” but it’s not. It is when you take anger, place it on a low fire, add injustice, oppression, racism, dehumanization to it, and leave it to cook slowly for a century. — Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui, Ph.Dp
The times call for whaling, cries, flagelations, only our women in the Global South know how to openly express. I grew up in a world where I saw adults cry all the time, mothers, fathers, grandparents. Tears are salt water, menel bahr holleh—from the Mediterranean sea , I was told, and we and our bodies, are both part of the sky and part of the Earth. As our Earth is being violated, our region constantly bombed, this is four five generations of enduring trauma and erasure, from the Nakba in 1948, to the next Nakba in 1967 to the invasion of Beirut in 1982, to today’s genocide, our lives have been in their own right nothing short of a miracle. As we survive, as we witness and as we tell our stories, we weave between each of us, a thread of solidarity. From Trans Atlantic Slave Trade, the legacy of Black Americans in America, on stolen Indigenous land, from stolen Indigneous Africans, from the persecution of our trans siblings. In our collective histories, we have yet to, in the past 10,000 years, been tasked to do this very action of solidarity. We haven’t been given the opportunity to weave between each of our struggles, a common thread for justice.
Let’s begin with Love, collective RAGE is an expression of love. The bigger the rage, the bigger the love.
✏️ How do you find your way back to love in each of your respective journeys?
Photos by @alizayuh 🪬
Remember the love ❤️
Collective rage for collective liberation at @brooklynmuseum with @amandaseales @indyamoore @celinecelines @theslowfactory @monamiari @collisbrowne & @jenn_tardif was a balm to our souls ❤️🩹
Below parts of my opening speech 🎤 soon the full video will drop on an internet near you 🫶🏽
…
Qahr . Rage . Beyond rage . ❤️🔥
“There is no English equivalent to the Arabic word Qaher قهر. The dictionary says “anger” but it’s not. It is when you take anger, place it on a low fire, add injustice, oppression, racism, dehumanization to it, and leave it to cook slowly for a century. — Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui, Ph.Dp
The times call for whaling, cries, flagelations, only our women in the Global South know how to openly express. I grew up in a world where I saw adults cry all the time, mothers, fathers, grandparents. Tears are salt water, menel bahr holleh—from the Mediterranean sea , I was told, and we and our bodies, are both part of the sky and part of the Earth. As our Earth is being violated, our region constantly bombed, this is four five generations of enduring trauma and erasure, from the Nakba in 1948, to the next Nakba in 1967 to the invasion of Beirut in 1982, to today’s genocide, our lives have been in their own right nothing short of a miracle. As we survive, as we witness and as we tell our stories, we weave between each of us, a thread of solidarity. From Trans Atlantic Slave Trade, the legacy of Black Americans in America, on stolen Indigenous land, from stolen Indigneous Africans, from the persecution of our trans siblings. In our collective histories, we have yet to, in the past 10,000 years, been tasked to do this very action of solidarity. We haven’t been given the opportunity to weave between each of our struggles, a common thread for justice.
Let’s begin with Love, collective RAGE is an expression of love. The bigger the rage, the bigger the love.
✏️ How do you find your way back to love in each of your respective journeys?
Photos by @alizayuh 🪬
Remember the love ❤️
Collective rage for collective liberation at @brooklynmuseum with @amandaseales @indyamoore @celinecelines @theslowfactory @monamiari @collisbrowne & @jenn_tardif was a balm to our souls ❤️🩹
Below parts of my opening speech 🎤 soon the full video will drop on an internet near you 🫶🏽
…
Qahr . Rage . Beyond rage . ❤️🔥
“There is no English equivalent to the Arabic word Qaher قهر. The dictionary says “anger” but it’s not. It is when you take anger, place it on a low fire, add injustice, oppression, racism, dehumanization to it, and leave it to cook slowly for a century. — Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui, Ph.Dp
The times call for whaling, cries, flagelations, only our women in the Global South know how to openly express. I grew up in a world where I saw adults cry all the time, mothers, fathers, grandparents. Tears are salt water, menel bahr holleh—from the Mediterranean sea , I was told, and we and our bodies, are both part of the sky and part of the Earth. As our Earth is being violated, our region constantly bombed, this is four five generations of enduring trauma and erasure, from the Nakba in 1948, to the next Nakba in 1967 to the invasion of Beirut in 1982, to today’s genocide, our lives have been in their own right nothing short of a miracle. As we survive, as we witness and as we tell our stories, we weave between each of us, a thread of solidarity. From Trans Atlantic Slave Trade, the legacy of Black Americans in America, on stolen Indigenous land, from stolen Indigneous Africans, from the persecution of our trans siblings. In our collective histories, we have yet to, in the past 10,000 years, been tasked to do this very action of solidarity. We haven’t been given the opportunity to weave between each of our struggles, a common thread for justice.
Let’s begin with Love, collective RAGE is an expression of love. The bigger the rage, the bigger the love.
✏️ How do you find your way back to love in each of your respective journeys?
Photos by @alizayuh 🪬
Remember the love ❤️
Collective rage for collective liberation at @brooklynmuseum with @amandaseales @indyamoore @celinecelines @theslowfactory @monamiari @collisbrowne & @jenn_tardif was a balm to our souls ❤️🩹
Below parts of my opening speech 🎤 soon the full video will drop on an internet near you 🫶🏽
…
Qahr . Rage . Beyond rage . ❤️🔥
“There is no English equivalent to the Arabic word Qaher قهر. The dictionary says “anger” but it’s not. It is when you take anger, place it on a low fire, add injustice, oppression, racism, dehumanization to it, and leave it to cook slowly for a century. — Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui, Ph.Dp
The times call for whaling, cries, flagelations, only our women in the Global South know how to openly express. I grew up in a world where I saw adults cry all the time, mothers, fathers, grandparents. Tears are salt water, menel bahr holleh—from the Mediterranean sea , I was told, and we and our bodies, are both part of the sky and part of the Earth. As our Earth is being violated, our region constantly bombed, this is four five generations of enduring trauma and erasure, from the Nakba in 1948, to the next Nakba in 1967 to the invasion of Beirut in 1982, to today’s genocide, our lives have been in their own right nothing short of a miracle. As we survive, as we witness and as we tell our stories, we weave between each of us, a thread of solidarity. From Trans Atlantic Slave Trade, the legacy of Black Americans in America, on stolen Indigenous land, from stolen Indigneous Africans, from the persecution of our trans siblings. In our collective histories, we have yet to, in the past 10,000 years, been tasked to do this very action of solidarity. We haven’t been given the opportunity to weave between each of our struggles, a common thread for justice.
Let’s begin with Love, collective RAGE is an expression of love. The bigger the rage, the bigger the love.
✏️ How do you find your way back to love in each of your respective journeys?
Photos by @alizayuh 🪬
Remember the love ❤️
Collective rage for collective liberation at @brooklynmuseum with @amandaseales @indyamoore @celinecelines @theslowfactory @monamiari @collisbrowne & @jenn_tardif was a balm to our souls ❤️🩹
Below parts of my opening speech 🎤 soon the full video will drop on an internet near you 🫶🏽
…
Qahr . Rage . Beyond rage . ❤️🔥
“There is no English equivalent to the Arabic word Qaher قهر. The dictionary says “anger” but it’s not. It is when you take anger, place it on a low fire, add injustice, oppression, racism, dehumanization to it, and leave it to cook slowly for a century. — Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui, Ph.Dp
The times call for whaling, cries, flagelations, only our women in the Global South know how to openly express. I grew up in a world where I saw adults cry all the time, mothers, fathers, grandparents. Tears are salt water, menel bahr holleh—from the Mediterranean sea , I was told, and we and our bodies, are both part of the sky and part of the Earth. As our Earth is being violated, our region constantly bombed, this is four five generations of enduring trauma and erasure, from the Nakba in 1948, to the next Nakba in 1967 to the invasion of Beirut in 1982, to today’s genocide, our lives have been in their own right nothing short of a miracle. As we survive, as we witness and as we tell our stories, we weave between each of us, a thread of solidarity. From Trans Atlantic Slave Trade, the legacy of Black Americans in America, on stolen Indigenous land, from stolen Indigneous Africans, from the persecution of our trans siblings. In our collective histories, we have yet to, in the past 10,000 years, been tasked to do this very action of solidarity. We haven’t been given the opportunity to weave between each of our struggles, a common thread for justice.
Let’s begin with Love, collective RAGE is an expression of love. The bigger the rage, the bigger the love.
✏️ How do you find your way back to love in each of your respective journeys?
Photos by @alizayuh 🪬
Remember the love ❤️
Collective rage for collective liberation at @brooklynmuseum with @amandaseales @indyamoore @celinecelines @theslowfactory @monamiari @collisbrowne & @jenn_tardif was a balm to our souls ❤️🩹
Below parts of my opening speech 🎤 soon the full video will drop on an internet near you 🫶🏽
…
Qahr . Rage . Beyond rage . ❤️🔥
“There is no English equivalent to the Arabic word Qaher قهر. The dictionary says “anger” but it’s not. It is when you take anger, place it on a low fire, add injustice, oppression, racism, dehumanization to it, and leave it to cook slowly for a century. — Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui, Ph.Dp
The times call for whaling, cries, flagelations, only our women in the Global South know how to openly express. I grew up in a world where I saw adults cry all the time, mothers, fathers, grandparents. Tears are salt water, menel bahr holleh—from the Mediterranean sea , I was told, and we and our bodies, are both part of the sky and part of the Earth. As our Earth is being violated, our region constantly bombed, this is four five generations of enduring trauma and erasure, from the Nakba in 1948, to the next Nakba in 1967 to the invasion of Beirut in 1982, to today’s genocide, our lives have been in their own right nothing short of a miracle. As we survive, as we witness and as we tell our stories, we weave between each of us, a thread of solidarity. From Trans Atlantic Slave Trade, the legacy of Black Americans in America, on stolen Indigenous land, from stolen Indigneous Africans, from the persecution of our trans siblings. In our collective histories, we have yet to, in the past 10,000 years, been tasked to do this very action of solidarity. We haven’t been given the opportunity to weave between each of our struggles, a common thread for justice.
Let’s begin with Love, collective RAGE is an expression of love. The bigger the rage, the bigger the love.
✏️ How do you find your way back to love in each of your respective journeys?
Photos by @alizayuh 🪬
Remember the love ❤️
Collective rage for collective liberation at @brooklynmuseum with @amandaseales @indyamoore @celinecelines @theslowfactory @monamiari @collisbrowne & @jenn_tardif was a balm to our souls ❤️🩹
Below parts of my opening speech 🎤 soon the full video will drop on an internet near you 🫶🏽
…
Qahr . Rage . Beyond rage . ❤️🔥
“There is no English equivalent to the Arabic word Qaher قهر. The dictionary says “anger” but it’s not. It is when you take anger, place it on a low fire, add injustice, oppression, racism, dehumanization to it, and leave it to cook slowly for a century. — Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui, Ph.Dp
The times call for whaling, cries, flagelations, only our women in the Global South know how to openly express. I grew up in a world where I saw adults cry all the time, mothers, fathers, grandparents. Tears are salt water, menel bahr holleh—from the Mediterranean sea , I was told, and we and our bodies, are both part of the sky and part of the Earth. As our Earth is being violated, our region constantly bombed, this is four five generations of enduring trauma and erasure, from the Nakba in 1948, to the next Nakba in 1967 to the invasion of Beirut in 1982, to today’s genocide, our lives have been in their own right nothing short of a miracle. As we survive, as we witness and as we tell our stories, we weave between each of us, a thread of solidarity. From Trans Atlantic Slave Trade, the legacy of Black Americans in America, on stolen Indigenous land, from stolen Indigneous Africans, from the persecution of our trans siblings. In our collective histories, we have yet to, in the past 10,000 years, been tasked to do this very action of solidarity. We haven’t been given the opportunity to weave between each of our struggles, a common thread for justice.
Let’s begin with Love, collective RAGE is an expression of love. The bigger the rage, the bigger the love.
✏️ How do you find your way back to love in each of your respective journeys?
Photos by @alizayuh 🪬
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