Reclaiming Our Narratives: Crisis in the Philippines and Love in Indian Country
The phrase “own voices” gets tossed around the bookish internet a lot, but have you ever paused to think about why it truly matters? Today’s podcast sheds light on the importance of reading stories told by the people within those communities. From the political crisis in the Philippines from an intrepid Filipina journalist to the […]
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![This April we're diving into Muslim voices with some pretty incredible titles✨️
This members will also receive a sticker from @marhabaprints! Marhaba Prints is a South Asian and Islamic inspired online stationary store selling greeting cards, notepads, stickers, and more, that aims to be a bridge between Pakistani heritage, Islamic teachings, and Canadian culture.
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