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Today’s episode covers the remainder of the From the River to the Sea: A Coloring Book by Nathi Ngubani and Social Bandit Media. Coloring book reference: From the River to the Sea: A Coloring Book. To purchase, go to this link.

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Today we continue learning with the coloring book From the River to the Sea: A Coloring Book, illustrated by Nathe Ngubane and published by Social Bandit Media. We learn about the Nakba in 1948 in order to have a better context for what the ethnic cleansing we are seeing in present day Palestine.

I encourage you to educate yourself by reading The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine by Ilan Pappe. There are many more Jewish and Palestinian authors, academics, and historians to learn from. I have listed a few resources below.

To purchase From the River to the Sea: A Coloring Book https://socialbanditmedia.co.za/

https://1804books.com/

Podcasts:

The Electronic Intifada Podcast

Palestine Deep Dive Podcast

Let’s Talk Palestine

Colonial Outcasts Podcast

Empire Files by Abby Martin

The Grayzone by Max Blumenthal

Aaron Mate

Barnaby Raine

To continue your Palestinian education journey, be sure to learn from Palestinians and those people who are centering Palestinian voices on IG, X and other online platforms:

@slowfactory

@eye.on.palestine @middleeasteye @thetricontinental @motaz_azaiza @doubledownnews @mohamed.h.masri @mohammed_fayq Check previous episode show notes for more resources to learn from and follow.

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Today’s episode we continue to explore the From the River to the Sea: A Coloring Book, Illustrated by Nathi Ngubani and produced by @socialbanditmedia Please support this work by purchasing a copy @1804books (for USA purchases). Check out their social media for other locations worldwide to purchase.

Page excerpts From the River to the Sea: A Coloring Book Illustrated by Nathi Ngubane Published by Social Bandit Media

RESOURCES TO LEARN:

Jewish Historians/Academics/Activists who speak out on Zionism:

Gabor Mate

Aaron Mate

Ilan Pappe

Norman Finkelstein

Noam Chomsky

Palestinian Voices, Academics, Poets to listen and learn from :

Mohammed el Kurd @mohammedelkurd

Mohamed Al Masri @mohamed.h.masri

Remi Kanazi, poet, activist @remikanazi

Basil Mohammed @doc.basil

Mohammed Abo Mostafa @mohammed_fayq

Edward Said, former Professor, Columbia University

Mahmoud Darwish, poet

Noor Hindi, Poet, author

Some suggested books written by Palestinian authors:

The Blue Between Sky and Water by Susan Abulhawa

Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear by Mosar Abe Tora

The Moon That Turns You Back by Hala Alyan

Don’t Look Left: A Diary of a Genocide

The Sea Cloak by Nayrouz Qarmout

We Are Palestinian: A Celebration of Culture and Tradition by Reem Kassis Illustrated by Noha Eilouti

Mornings in Jenin by Susan Abulhawa

Sitti’s Bird: A Gaza Story by Malak Mattar

Other:

Share the Truth

Reference to the books in this episode: by @ozuna.dillon

Shlomo Sand: The Invention of the Jewish People

Shlomo Sand: The Invention of Israel

Gerald Horne: The Counter Revolution of 1776

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Kagiso Lesego Molope is an Indigenous South African, an award-winning novelist and playwright. She writes post-apartheid, feminist and resistance literature. Her work centres the history and experiences of indigenous South Africans and tackles issues of race, class, sexuality and identity and her books are read in schools across Southern Africa as well as in parts of Europe. Her published novels are Dancing in the Dust, The Mending Season, This Book Betrays My Brother and Such a Lonely, Lovely Road. Her play, Maya Angelou: Black Woman Rising has been produced and staged at Oslo’s Nordic Black Theatre. She became the first indigenous South African writer to be on the IBBY List in 2006 and to win the Patrick Fitzpatrick Award for Young Adult Literature. In 2019 she won both the Ottawa Book Award and the Inaugural Pius Adesanmi Memorial award, for her third and fourth books respectively. She has been living in Canada for the past two decades.

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Today’s episode offers words directly from Palestinians and further resources on Palestinian people and organizations to follow directly. We begin exploring the first page of the beautiful coloring book: From the River to the Sea illustrated by Nathi Ngubane, published by Social Bandit Media; and explore the symbolic meaning behind Freedom is Coming.

Resources referenced in this episode:

IG post read on episode was published by @thaferdan Donate to:

@watermelonrelief -Feeding children in Rafah @operationolivebranch - Helping verified individuals

Organizations to learn about and get involved:

Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM)

Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP)

Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP)

US Palestinian Community Network (USPCN)

AMERICAN MUSLIMS FOR PALESTINE (AMP)

Contact Your Reps: Use 5 Calls App or tao the link in @USPCR’s bio for call and email templates.

Follow and Learn about the Boycott and Divest Movement at @bdsnationalcommittee Follow these News Outlets: @middleasteye @aljazeeraenglish @eye.on.palestine @letstalkpalestine @palestine.pixel @ajplus @mondoweiss More coming…

Follow these Gazan Voices: @wizard_bisan1 @joegaza93 @amjad_al_fayoumi @mohammed_fayq @suhailnssar @drb13695 @bayanpalestine Follow Palestinians in the Diaspora: @key48return @sbeih.jpg @jenanmatari @ceolawyer @lsarsour More coming…

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Today’s episode speaks on the Cult of Zionism and why your voice matters NOW more than ever. Get educated by following Palestinian and Jewish activists, authors, organizers and voices on the frontlines of change for the 75 year ongoing struggle for the Liberation of Palestine.

Your attention on the right people, at the right time, can and will, absolutely makes a difference. Start today. Start where you stand.

Sources to follow: @middleeasteye @eye.on.palestine @BreakThroughNews and @ElectricIntifada for up to date, relevant news. Follow @mirna_elhelbawi to contribute financially w/ ESims, which directly support for mobile communication for people in Occupied Palestine. Follow the @bdsnationalcommittee to learn about the boycott and divest movement worldwide. Listen and follow @lsarsour on this episode of Alternative Radio. Linda Sarsour delivers straight truth, and speaks directly to how to get active, organized, and connected with an organization of your choice, wherever you may find yourself standing, in this moment in time. Follow @marclamonthill for present and past Palestinian relevant topics and readings. Follow student groups @jewishvoicesforpeace and @sjp (StudentsForJusticeInPalestine), @cunygse (CunySolidarityEncampments) and @cuapartheiddivest (Columbia University Apartheid Divest). There are many more, directly linked to each university student group on their specific campus. You can listen to their disruption and demand for their academic institutions to Disclose and Divest. It’s inspiring. Follow me on Instagram @gurunischan to get more direct sources to follow regarding truth in Palestine.

Coloring book reference: From the River to the Sea: A coloring book Illustrated by Nathi Ngubane - Published by Social Bandit Media @socialbanditmedia

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