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Rusted Radishes: Beirut Literary and Art Journal was founded in the English Department of the American University of Beirut in 2012 with the intention of creating a space for both emerging and established writers who have a connection to Lebanon.

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Charbel Al Khoury’s untitled work captures fleet

Charbel Al Khoury’s untitled work captures fleeting moments of fire, gas, and resilience during the Lebanese uprising of October 17.⁣
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View the full gallery on the following link [in bio]:⁣
www.rustedradishes.com/untitled-8/⁣
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For more about our Thawrat series, please see our open calls for submissions here: www.rustedradishes.com/call-for-submissions/

كتبت سارة حجازي قبل موتها في العزلة⁣⁣
"الى اخوتي، حاولت النجاة وفشلت، سامحوني. ⁣⁣
الى اصدقائي، التجربة قاسية وأنا اضعف من أن اقاومها، سامحوني.⁣⁣
الى العالم، كنت قاسياً الى حد عظيم، ولكني اسامح."⁣⁣⁣
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لروحك السلام والحريّة❤️‏⁣⁣
@nourannan ⁣
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#سارة_حجازي #مصر #مجتمع_الميم ⁣⁣⁣ ‏#sarahhegazi #egypt #lgbtqia

“Don't you see the screen? They say the wind bro

“Don't you see the screen? They say the wind brought down a two-storey building! They had to deploy the army.”⁣⁣
“They always say they will deploy the army. Who knows what they're really doing?”⁣⁣
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Karim Zidan's, “Long Live the Storm” takes us to a family's living room in Egypt, where we are given a taste of the all-too-familiar feeling that nothing is quite as it seems.⁣⁣
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Photograph by Em Mahmoud⁣⁣
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Read “Long Live The Storm” on the following link [available in bio]💌 ⁣
⁣rustedradishes.com/long-live-the-storm/

from “Living In A Bubble” series by Raghad Haz

from “Living In A Bubble” series by Raghad Hazzazi, published in Issue 4.⁣⁣
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view the full series here:⁣⁣
rustedradishes.com/living-in-a-bubble-series/

Repost from @ranaabdelhamid ⁣ Six ways for Arabs

Repost from @ranaabdelhamid ⁣
Six ways for Arabs to resist anti-blackness⁣
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@mafazalsuwaidan and I worked on another post rooted in real accountable love for the Arab community and an acknowledgment of the anti-Black violence that manifests in so many of our spaces. we encourage you to read through these slides and really spend some time with yourself, your family and your community reflecting on how we can unlearn the biases we’ve internalized and check all the ways we uphold anti-Blackness in our spaces. Black Lives Matter. Black Lives Matter. Black Lives Matter.

excerpt from “asmar” by Safia Elhillo⁣⁣
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The poem “asmar” by Sudanese-American poet Safia Elhillo navigates anti-blackness within Arab-speaking communities. Her language carries with it the heaviness, anger, ache, and beauty of her experience shifting between multiple spaces. ⁣⁣
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In "asmar", Elhillo shows how she and her girls are referred to as عبيد, the Arabic word for slaves; how she is asked “sudan/ really but you look so clean”; how her women sought whiteness “with creams & veils & fire/ to kill the curl’’. But Elhillo affirms her blackness, writing, “black that holds up against language & sea black the only name assigned my body that ever felt like mine”.⁣⁣
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Read the full poem here:⁣⁣
https://www.frontierpoetry.com/2017/05/26/poetry-two-poems-safia-elhillo/

In a thoughtful observation of a world under lockd

In a thoughtful observation of a world under lockdown, Sima Qunsol explores changes in the weather, intimacy with strangers, and the timeless work of John Berger.⁣
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"...I occupy myself with spring, measuring the passage of time through the departure and arrival of fruits. We forwent the superstore when the lockdown began in favor of a produce truck which visited our neighborhood every Wednesday. With the idleness of quarantine life, fruit-shopping became the event of the week. Today we part with clementines, today we welcome the watermelon."⁣
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read the piece on the following link, available in our bio💌⁣
http://www.rustedradishes.com/an-agreement-about-life/

Erased Identities by Carine Lemyre⁣ mixed media

Erased Identities by Carine Lemyre⁣
mixed media
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• published in Issue 5, available in full online💌

باقي عشرة ايام لتقديم مساهم

باقي عشرة ايام لتقديم مساهماتكم الى عددنا التاسع: الداء والدواء⁣⁣
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يمكنكم قراءة الدعوة الكاملة والإرشادات العامة على هذا الرابط:⁣⁣
rustedradishes.com/call-for-submissions⁣⁣
(الرابط في البايو💌)⁣⁣
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“المرض هو الوجه المظلم للحياة، نوعٌ من الإقامة المضنية. منذ ولادته، يسكن المرء عالمَيْن، ملكوت الصحة وملكوت المرض”⁣ – سوزان سونتاج، “المرض كاستعارة”⁣⁣
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