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This is 100% guaranteed to fail as lecture material tomorrow, and yet somehow I feel I have to include this.
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For #Delhi, for lovers of #photography and #visualculture, for #urbanstudies and for #poetry,this is #documentary at its best! This is also #magicalrealism from the global south! Profoundly engaging, detailed, and ever so sensitively nuanced. @allthatbreathes
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I present another moment of international solidarity: a limited release record of a composition titled ‘Music for Angela Davis’ by the Cairo Free Jazz Ensemble recorded on December 4, 1971. 🤍
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Gems at the @nypl : a handbook to be used by Arab immigrants in the United States and Arabic speaking candidates for American citizenship.
Printed in 1913 on Washington Street, the Syrian or "Mother" Colony on the west side or Lower Manhattan.
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arablit.org/2022/10/13/from-… Seeing that people enjoyed reading this piece I wrote for @arablit is making me so happy. I heard those stories from my late great grandma and my late grandpa. Mini 🧵
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«Ça ne fonctionne d'être arabe en France que lorsqu'on active un imaginaire qui correspond à celui établi par l'ordre dominant.»
Mon article sur l'arab-fishing, pour @Slatefr 👇
S'inventer des origines maghrébines pour plus de likes: l'«arab-fishing» slate.fr/story/234547/arab-f…
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Are you looking for a home for your original research on migration and dissemination within the Middle East and North Africa? The #Mashriqandmahjar regularly accepts new submissions from scholars all over the world. Follow the link to submit your work: ow.ly/wm8r50KCsbW
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"Markets of Civilization," is officially out with @DukeUniversity Press! It studies economic development in colonial and post-colonial Algeria 🇩🇿 through the lens of racial capitalism. A 🧵on the book w/a discount code and info on upcoming book talks ⬇️. (1/10)
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While reviewing proofs, I've once again come across my favorite sentence I've even written:
"The worst trick that postcolonial studies ever played was convincing academics that 'decolonizing' discourse was enough."
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It is tenure and promotion season and I want to remind my colleagues who have agreed to evaluate others that if you are not acknowledging--in writing-- the shitstorm that junior scholars have endured these past two years, you are not doing your review correctly. #AcademicTwitter
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Hello everyone,
I’m a freelancer in Gaza, looking for online work. I could do subtitling, transcription, translation, teaching Arabic language for non-native speakers and more.
Please retweet to help me find work. Thank you.#freelance #upwork #freelancing #Gaza
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If your #JapaneseAmerican relatives were living in New York City in the 1930s to 1950s, I may have some wonderful images of them from that time (taken by my father, Masaji Ito). Did they like to go to the beach? Go to church picnics? Please share/RT. #Nikkei #NYC #nisei
My father took so many amazing photos of #Nikkei in #NYC in the 1930s and I would give anything to share these images with their descendants. @discovernikkei ? @nichibei ?
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People often say that you need to spend time in a French-speaking place to maintain your skills, as if you could absorb abstract language from the air. But here's the thing: language doesn't live in places. It lives in people, in communities.





































