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53

Refuge(e) & Farewell

53, New Poetry by Hanaa Ibrahim

Refuge(e)

today i am a refugee
just like i was yesterday
and like i will be tomorrow
but I don’t know why within all my lifetimes
of being one
i never learned how to seek refuge
or pray my shelter …

You Go, I Go

53, New Essay by Scott Rosario Mottola

 I used to be a firefighter. And among the many important moments I had in the fire academy, two come to mind. The first was when I acknowledged the fact that there was a very real possibility I could die …

A Flicker on the Grid

53, New Fiction by Chris Seaborne

          She had answered the question of money. A minor inheritance, two and a half jobs, a year of tolerating no fewer than six roommates, financial austerity to the point of self-flagellation. She sought (and found) …

Lisa Dring

53, New Interview by Marigny Beter

Lisa Dring Marigny Beter
Lisa Sanaye Dring is a writer and director from Hilo, Hawaii and Reno, Nevada. Her play SUMO was produced by La Jolla Playhouse and Ma-Yi Theater Company in 2023 and by The Public with Ma-Yi in
…

Re-Stitch the Past: Reviving the Thread of Erased Palestinian Villages

53, New Art by Tasnim Al wa’l

The Digital Revival of Chest Panels from Depopulated Palestinian Villages: An Art Project When the Zionist movement began luring Jewish settlers to Palestine, they crafted a myth: a land without a people for a people without a land. But the …

Le Feu Brûle

53, New Art by Prisca Munkeni Monnier

Le Feu Brûle by Prisca Munkeni Monnier“Le Feu Brûle” by Prisca Munkeni Monnier

Artist’s statement:

“ My work is profoundly influenced by the international nature of my upbringing and childhood. I’m Belgian born, grew up in Congo and South Africa and now I am based in …

No Exceptions (A Visit from Yellow-Yellow)

53, New Essay by Stevie Chedid

Arabs aren’t people, they say.
I delight in this for I have seen
What people do. I do not
Want to be among them. 
Let me die an Arab, a sore
Animal hungry for God—
Or any measure of Grace.…

Amel Khalil

53, New Interview by Briana Bhola

Amel Khalil Briana Bhola

Amel Khalil is a Palestinian American actor, writer, and communications strategist whose work bridges storytelling, systems change, and community healing. She co-hosts It’s Okay Habibi, a podcast exploring Arab identity, grief, and cultural pressure, and is …

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