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Old Palace, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
PREDICTIONS FEED THE FEARS THAT ENABLE THEM. https://ift.tt/jTEWYv8
Priest in Jerusalem, Israel 🇮🇱 Did you happen to notice what the priest has in his bag? #pringles
You want to know the worst part of hearing bad news about Lebanon? Keep in mind I am American born Lebanese. I have deep love for my mother country and a connection that I do not have with the U.S. But I can detach myself. I am “safe.” The worst part is watching my parents hear (and search for) bad news. I can see their eyes glaze over as images of the homeland they knew in a past life dance in their minds eye. Images that are everyday stained by hate and greed and literal garbage. I miss a homeland I never knew. Not because I’ve never been nor will never go again, but because it seems like the country I was taught to love is being slowly eroded. It’s scary.
Really, really love this short audio slideshow from the Rawiya Collective--a group of five female photographers from different parts of the Middle East documenting the daily happenings in the region. The MFA is hosting an exhibit--She Who Tells a Story--which includes the work of some of them.
This week on the Global News Partnership:
Women run the businesses in Somalialand's capital ... Garbage picking as an occupation in Mexico ... Children at the checkpoint in Israel ... Your mechanic in Pakistan is 8-years old ... The music of Angelique Kidjo ... Boxing's enduring popularity in Nigeria ... The hidden diseases of the poor in the U.S. ... A black market in passports in a country no one recognizes ... An audio postcard from churches in Liberia.
