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  • In 2017 the Political is Personal

    Posted by F. Azadi on 8 Mar 201714 Mar 2022

    ‘A revolution in consciousness is an empty high without a revolution in the distribution of power.’ – Abbie Hoffman I first came across the political whirlwind that was Abbie Hoffman whilst a new activist in …

    Feminism, gender, intersectionality, Iran, Islam, NoBorders, subaltern feminism, Transnational, United States, Women
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  • Gender(ed) Paradoxes

    Posted by F. Azadi on 14 Apr 201610 Mar 2022

    Feminist, anti-imperialist and student movements of the 1960s and 1970s brought to the fore the concept of the ‘personal [as] political’. Since that time, the ‘personal [as] political’ has become axiomatic, offered as a means …

    gender, intersectionality, Iran, Islam, subaltern feminism, United States
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  • Migrants, Modernity and the ‘Islamisation of Europe’

    Posted by F. Azadi on 24 Feb 20161 Feb 2017

    I also come from a Muslim, Iranian, migrant background – where many in my family migrated to the U.S. from Iran in 1979 and throughout the 1980s as both economic migrants and refugees from the …

    intersectionality, Iran, Islam, migration, NoBorders, subaltern feminism, Transnational
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