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Dec 15, 2023 |
thebigthrill.org | Michael Sears |Fatin Abbas |Kwei Quartey
Celebrating Reading Africa Week: A Year in ReviewBy Michael SearsReaders of mysteries and thrillers enjoy great stories, memorable characters, and an adrenalin rush or two. Many of them also enjoy mind travel—going to other parts of the world where things work differently and perhaps less predictably than they do at home. Looking back over the ten books we’ve featured in 2023, I think we ticked all the boxes. The books range from impossible-to-put-down thrillers to character-driven crime fiction.
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Sep 20, 2023 |
kulturaustausch.de | NoViolet Bulawayo |Mohamed Amjahid |Damon Galgut |Fatin Abbas
September 2023How do you work with Yurok communities? What values are important in tackling problems? Over the years, Yurok practices have changed, but our core values shouldn’t. That’s what divides us and non-Native cultures in the United States: we have a different value system that informs our practices. But over the years our community has developed some very bad habits, like drinking, drugs and violence.
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Aug 2, 2023 |
msn.com | Fatin Abbas
Fairytales from Cinderella to Snow White, rituals such as “white weddings”, the valorisation of biological parenthood in mainstream culture, all reinforce a narrow idea of family as heteronormative and reproductive. But our closest and most meaningful bonds need not be nuclear, biological or indeed romantic. We’re shaped in profound ways by families we choose or that choose us.
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