We’re back with an episode with Alia, Ellie, and Nadia talking about:
– An incredible show Nadia saw called LINES about the interconnected histories of Palestine, Uganda, and the UK through prison systems
– Participating in Palestine protests and college encampments around us (and how college students are doing a better job of building a movement as they go than most of us)
– Why protests and direct action can sometimes be *good* for mental health, actually
– Nadia’s organizing work with @dancers_for_palestine
– Anti-BDS laws, anti-protest laws, and anti-bail fund laws across the US
– Alia goes to @laylitparty and it feels like a rally without cops
– Our experiences with acupuncture, cupping, chiropractors and more
– The betrayal of a close friend becoming transphobic
– Wanting practical examples of how to implement restorative justice around abuse in community spaces (let us know if you know)
– Calls for travel boycotts of the UAE regarding arms deals fueling the genocide in Sudan – and wondering about the possibility of a more comprehensive boycott movement (let us know if you know)
We parasocially missed you and hope you enjoy!
