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I feel like we always feel like we haven’t done enough. That feeling followed me through this semester too — the sense that we never really met as our student collective, that we were constantly pulled in too many directions, meetings kept...
(Cover image references some of the blips – moments or places or people that radicalized me)
The blips that shaped me
I think many of us imagine radicalization as incremental and not just one moment. For me, I think of all the different m...
Written by Mariana Carvalho Oliveira
The turning point for me was getting informed about stuff around me - not just listening to the news as a part of a dinner routine, but actually paying attention, searching for more information about th...
Photo by Andy Feliciotti on Unsplash
Written by Lucy (she/her) from Students for Palestine Freiburg (Germany)
What radicalised you? This is a question I am often asked by comrades, yet my heart feels heavy as I put my story into words....
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Track 1: So...
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student-led research group for justice in Palestine \ud83c\udf49 \ud83d\udccd iscte, lisbon
occasional writer. forever student.
(heart)broke(n) PhD student trying to make sense of life while wearing a keffiyeh.
Avid learner & reveler in love with + heartbroken by the experience of being alive on this pale blue dot. Perpetually studying in/out of academia. Eating all the stuffs. Abolishing all the things. Being silly, being sad, being me.
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