))
A queer Palestinian speaks out
Manage episode 380401966 series 3302714
Content provided by Queer Everything. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Queer Everything or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.
I'm happy and also sad because of the circumstances to welcome back Ali for a conversation about what is happening Gaza right now. Ali previously spoke with us in Season 1 episodes 9 and 10, and shares his perspective as a queer, Muslim, Palestinian man.
We recorded this episode on October 19, 12 days after the attack by Hamas on Israeli civilians, and 10 days into the displacement, civilian bombardment, and cutoff of electricity, food, water, and supplies to the people in Gaza.
Things we mentioned in the episode:
La Tetlaa'i song (lyrics below, at end of list)
Safar Barkelt song (with lyrics here)
The (very handsome) Ali's IG profile: @feeding_seahorses27
Books to read about Palestinian resistance
Books to read about Palestine, continued
Films to watch about Palestine
Gaza awareness- accounts to follow
Gaza awareness- places to donate for humanitarian aid
Documentaries to watch on Palestine
For boycotting
La Tetlaa'i -- Ali's translation:
"Don't leave your home, and the wind is from the west.
Don't leave your home, and the wind is from the west.
A country for travel, a country.
Your spouse was a stranger, and they set my heart on fire.
Your spouse was a stranger, and they set my heart on fire.
A country for travel, a country.
Don't leave your home, and the wind is from the north.
Don't leave your home, and the wind is from the north.
A country for travel, a country.
Your spouse was strange, and occupied my thoughts.
Your spouse was strange, and occupied my thoughts.
A country for travel, a country.
And yesterday, my friend, it was you and me.
How's work, my companion, have you gotten married?
A country for travel, a country.
Oh, what a pity! Our neighbor's daughter hurt me, oh how!
They dressed me in the shroud of death, yet I'm still alive.
A country for travel, a country.
Oh, traveler, take me with you at dawn I’ll eat any kind of breakfast.
A country for travel, a country.
I endure hunger, but I can't endure separation.
A country for travel, a country.
A country for travel, a country.
A country for travel, a country.
A country for travel, a country."
(Wind in Arabic in this context can also mean passion)
Find us !
Instagram: @queereverythingpodcast
Website: http://www.queereverything.com
YouTube: Queer Everything
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit queereverything.substack.com
26 episodes
Share
