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sayedaliterary works of sayeda qader: poet, essayist, literary curator, and humanitarian. sayeda’s writing explores displacement, identity, and resilience.
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What the U.S. Doesn’t Want to Admit About The National Guard Shooting
President Trump called Afghanistan “a hellhole on earth” after two National Guards were shot in Washington DC. Rahmanullah Lakanwal, the accused shooter, is an Afghan migrant who was recruited as a teenager by the CIA’s infamous death squad...
on a surfboard at the family dinner table
i’m listening to Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party by Hayley Williams and i’m thinking about how i’d like to be like everyone else except the person writing this. I feel too much. I write too much and don’t talk enough. I avoid my family’s ...
Pakistan Kills 9 Kids, 1 Woman in Afghanistan
Community members in Khost Province dig graves for the 9 children & 1 woman that were killed in Pakistan’s bombing last night.
why I started wearing hijab at 9 years old.
1. I started wearing hijab when I was nine years old. people love to ask me why. the most honest answer I can give is, well, I got a really bad haircut.
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