Jamil F. Khan
Contributor and Researcher at Freelance
Multi-award winning author of #Khamr • Researcher • PhD Critical Diversity Studies Candidate • (they/them)
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1 week ago |
ewn.co.za | Jamil F. Khan
When we tell stories about our day-to-day experiences, there is one central character that appears in all of our stories – the neighbour. Sometimes the neighbour lives in the house next door to us, sometimes they wait in line behind us, sometimes they are a passer-by, and sometimes the patient in the next bed during a hospital stay. Neighbours have become the best of friends, formed families together and given the most heart-warming eulogies at funerals.
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2 weeks ago |
ewn.co.za | Jamil F. Khan
On 13 October 1990, the first queer pride parade in Africa was held in Johannesburg. The socio-political landscape of South Africa was in flux, with as many challenges as possibilities on the horizon of a new South Africa. The release of Nelson Mandela from prison a few months earlier signalled major possibilities for a country free from the deeply oppressive and dehumanising social contract of apartheid.
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3 weeks ago |
ewn.co.za | Jamil F. Khan
As a resource, knowledge has been fought over for almost as long as humans have existed and those fights have had lasting consequences for how we understand our world and what we believe to be the facts of human life. Though the knowledge being produced during any social period should always be held up to scrutiny, there are, by now, certain well-established and proven facts about how the world works.
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1 month ago |
ewn.co.za | Jamil F. Khan
The United States of America has, for about a century, sold itself to the world as a utopia through its most reliable propaganda machine: Hollywood. As a child, I could not wait to grow up and experience the wonder I witnessed on screen. I hoped to stay forever and live happily ever after.
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1 month ago |
shado-mag.com | Jamil F. Khan
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Delighted to have received this article by @mujahidosman25 on Cape food histories and their relationship with normativities in Cape Muslim communities. Mujahid explores my work on the figure of the “Waterslams” in such interesting ways. ✨ https://t.co/I23LSbha25
RT @ewnupdates: Jamil F. Khan | American dreams, apartheid fantasies: The political theatre of white Afrikaner 'refugees' https://t.co/ItP…
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In my last lecture for the course “Gender, Sexuality&Development w 3rd years today, we are delighted to host @JamilFarouk as guest facilitator for a debrief/evaluation of the embodied, theoretical& pedagogical experience of this module. So excited! @uMgqwashu I hope u have FOMO! https://t.co/y6jAQCaL37
