Wassup mi gente, we are here with the third and FINAL episode of the “Cultura” Zine Series.

In this episode it is my honor to have a prominent and dedicated activist and advocate for the Palestinian Movement, Valentine Jadue on the phone for this episode.

Join us as we, of course, talk about the current progress of the Palestinian liberation movement that has captured the hearts and TV/phone screens of millions of people across the globe.

We discuss the reality of the international financial nature of war, the symbiotic relationships of capitalism and consumerism and the “profit over people” philosophy, the US’s ongoing role in this genocide, disruptive action we the people can take as far as Boycotting and Divesting, the reality of a police-less state, and the importance of unity in this movement.

“Palestine WILL be free” - Valentina.

This interview was one of three interviews that are part of the “Cultura Zine Series” whose first edition is dedicated to talking about and uplifting Falasteen. Thank you to everyone who supported this project and stay tuned for the launch of the digital Zine!

Huge Thank You to Valentina for making time despite her incredibly busy and active schedule. Im incredibly appreciative for your voice and perspective, I admire the work you do and I thank you for your wisdom, knowledge and contribution to this project. Make sure to follow Valentina on instagram to stay updated on Palestinian happenings, and support her activism work! @valentinajadue on instagram.

WASSUP MI GENTE! Join me as I sit down and talk with my dear friend and fellow comrade in liberation - Rico the DON - a proud Miami native of Haitian descent, as we mainly discuss the intersectionality of liberation movements and the importance of ALLYSHIP!

We take a look into the ways social media shaped and redirected Rico’s personal journey into Palestinian liberation, the days of BLM, what it means to take to the streets, the interconnectedness of ALL Liberation struggles, and the “AHA” moments as he recalls seeing Palestinian comrades wearing the iconic Keffiyeh during the BLM movements here in Miami in 2020.

Our Fights Are Connected.

This interview is part one of four interviews that are part of the “Cultura Zine Series” whose first edition is dedicated to talking about Falasteen. Stay tuned for the rest of the interviews and for the launch of the zine!

Big ups and all my love to my boy Rico for your time and wisdom and for all the ways you show up in your community and friendships. Make sure to follow the BOY @ricothedon__ and show him some love!

Wassup mi gente! Join me on this episode as I sit down and talk with Elias Rischmawi - a prolific Queer Palestinian activist and artist.

on this episode, we dive into a bunch of different topics including Elias’ activism work - especially their pop up dinners in NY for Palestinian education, what it means for them to be Palestinian, the influence of social media on the liberation movement, intersectionality of liberation movements, demystifying Islam, what steps we should - as a collective - be taking next and so much more.

This interview is one of four interviews that are part of the “Cultura Zine series” whose first edition is dedicated to Falasteen. Stay tuned for the rest of the interviews and for the launch of the zine!

Big thank you to our dear friend Elias for not only everything they do for the community but also for allowing us - Cultura - to be vessel to share their stories. Make sure to follow them on instagram (papuhabeeb__) and support their activism work!

WASSUP MI GENTE?!?! We here with the first Eva episode of TREMENDEZZZZ *bowbowbowbowbowwwww*

where we get high, and talk shit.

I’m joined by my fabulous cohost and best friend as we talk about this being a year where we hold ourselves accountable to everything we want to accomplish. We touch on sobriety, friend groups and being around people/in environments that push us to be our best, sexiest selves.

love y’all! Hope you enjoy!