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Check out GRCGED book reviews! Today we have A Child in Palestine: the cartoons of Naji Al-Ali. “...the most iconic character, Hanthala, a destitute Palestinian child, who represents al-Ali’s childhood and refugees at large, who suffer the most from the wars waged by their corrupt leaders. A memorable quote from al-Ali is that “Hanthala was never allowed to grow old, because to permit him to do so would be to normalize the predicament of the refugee.” Resistance to oppression is a major theme in A Child in Palestine, and this quote is a reminder that although Palestinians and other refugees suffer ongoing violence at the hands of political and governing bodies, stripping people of sovereignty, safety and their homes to gain capital and political control is an unnecessary evil.”See the complete review in our Linktree!grcged.com/a-child-in-palestine-book-review/ ... See MoreSee Less

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It’s a sign to visit GRCGED and to check out all of our amazing resources! Find us at UC 109B and see where else the universe will take you #fyp #cloudtrend #asktheuniverse 💜💚💙 (alt text for video portion) A man looks up at the sky and removes his sunglasses in awe. Onscreen text above him reads “Asked for a sign from the universe”. (alt text for graphic portion) A still image of a blue sky and white clouds with the GRCGED logo superimposed over it. Onscreen text reads “The sign:” ... See MoreSee Less

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Check out GRCGED book reviews! Today we have A Philosophy of Shame by Frédéric Gros. “Gros situates shame at the intersection of the self and others, offering a layered and nuanced account of its meaning.” See the complete review in our Linktree!grcged.com/a-philosophy-of-shame-book-review/ 💜💚💙 #bookrecs #bookreview ... See MoreSee Less

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Meditation play-lab: Using privilege to create peace

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