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Women’s voices from the Anti-Sectarianism Demonstration: “The revolution starts with us”

Sunday, February 27, witnessed the first sparks of the Revolution Against Sectarianism in Lebanon. An estimated 3,000 people took to the streets to protest against the sectarian regime. Despite the dreadful weather, they were all there, shouting in the name of freedom.

If it’s all wrong, then it’s all got to change: Why sectarianism is bad for women

It’s no secret that Lebanon’s sectarian system is bad for, well, almost everyone unless you’re an entitled clan leader perpetuating the patriarchy. And it’s no secret that the sectarian system works by pitching various components of Lebanon’s ever-numerous minority groups against each other, while the erstwhile leaders reap the profits.

ثورة لبنان: ثورات

الثورة المصرية بين “الثقافة” وغيابها

country house retreat

country house retreat

the women kissed
upstairs or downstairs
played ping pong

the women swatted
flies and ate oranges
by the pool and drank

sometimes one would laugh
while playing Fußball
about her parents or a client

who walked
into her bank manager
office complaining

about the moral decline
of the country in which
they lived in which

those damned homosexuals
lived in which she
gave him a loan

smiled
and waited once again
for the weekend

WRITER’S RETREAT

WRITER’S RETREAT

A Call for application

July 30- August 1st 2010

Broumana

 

SAWTALNISWA Calls forth feminist women writers to take part in a writers’ retreat to discuss and write about many topics relevant to women, feminism and the process of writing.

 

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