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New app helps Egypt’s Nubians retain traditional tongue Menna A. Farouk | al-monitor.com | 26 June 2017 A young Egyptian entrepreneur has created a mobile app to promote use […]
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How Black Lives Matter Will Protest Trump: Activists Release ‘Resistance Manual’ For GOP Administration Josh Keefe | ibtimes.com | 18 January 2017 The Movement for Black Lives, the social movement […]
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How the “guerrilla archivists” saved history – and are doing it again under Trump Ordinary people smuggled, copied or collected materials in the fear that ideas might be lost Morgan […]
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#NauruFilesReading: Articulating the Violence of Australia’s Refugee Policy Nadine El-Enany and Sarah Keenan | Criticallegalthinking.com | 25 October 2016 This year Australia House, London, has been on the receiving end […]
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Pentagon preparing for mass civil breakdown Social science is being militarised to develop ‘operational tools’ to target peaceful activists and protest movements Nafeez Ahmed | The Guardian | Thursday 12 June 2014 […]
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Islam Chipsy and the Battle for Egypt’s Musical Identity Niveen Ghoneim | CairoScene.com | 15 January 2016 Ahead of his gig at Cairo Jazz Club on the 16th of January, […]
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Super-private social network launched to take on Facebook with support of Anonymous Site hopes to take on Facebook by making its algorithms more open, as well as making it impossible […]
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