White Supremacy in Children’s Books
This is poison and poison should not be filling our children’s books, education and learning experience.
Keep your filth and racism off the minds of young ones.
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Adam and Mimi
In the past year, we’ve been touring Lebanon and meeting with young children in more than 35 schools to organize debates and discussions on issues of anti-discrimination, lives and cultures of migrant workers, stereotypes and why we should and how to move past them, etc… That is the part we enjoy most about our work:)
“ابني يعود من المدرسة باكياً طالباً أن أمسح الأسود عن وجهه! “ماذا يعرف اللبنانيون عن معاناة اللاجئين السودانيين؟
What do you expect from a country which allows this?
Elementary School Students in Lebanon Tackle Abuse of Domestic Workers
Below is an interview M-R conducted with a group of elementary school students from Lebanon who chose to focus on human rights of domestic workers in their class project.
Looking for Volunteer Teachers and more
We kicked off yesterday with the first language class under the Migrant Workers Task Force.
More racism in Lebanon in 2010 than in the 1980s?
More racism in Lebanon in 2010 than in the 1980s? December 21, 2010 News AlMou’aallima Wal Oustaz (the teacher and the professor) is a famous Lebanese TV series that used to be aired in the 80s. The main actors/ actresses were the beautiful Hind Abi-lama’, Ibrahim Mer’aachli and the late Layla Karam. This show was
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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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