Tag: Mentality
‘Thank you for being Lebanese.’
On Hamra street, some Syrians established stores and restaurants — including Damascus’ famous Al-Farouk restaurant that relocated to Beirut earlier this year — and EXCLUSIVELY EMPLOY SYRIANS, INCLUDING CHEFS, WAITERS, MANAGERS , FLORISTS AND CLEANERS.
Running From Syria, Hated In Lebanon: The Plight Of Refugees In Beirut
When xenophobia is so pervasive that even the aid workers hired to help you, fear you…
Mixed Feelings – Photography Exhibition at AltCity
Join us for the opening of “Mixed Feelings: Racism and ‘Othering’ in Lebanon from a Lebanese Perspective”
Loving Lebanon?
The Kataeb party has been draping the highways in preparation for their annual event. The canvas reads: “Love Lebanon? Don’t Love Any Other”
Why are Palestinians blamed for violence in Lebanon?
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon have always been looked at with a suspicious eye and treated as a security threat by Lebanon’s political class
Remember This Name: Antoine Chakhtoura
Antoine Chakhtoura, Mayor of Dekwaneh, directly supervised sexual violence against trans women
Madam’s Tabbouleh Recipe
In the kitchen, Coussouma is the hands chopping, dicing and mixing to life Madam’s visionary creations (according to Madam).
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The Anti-Racism Movement (ARM) was launched in 2010 as a grassroots collective by young Lebanese feminist activists in collaboration with migrant workers and migrant domestic workers.
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