For New Village Views, Yahia Lababidi reflects on the hope found in visual art in “Sliman Mansour: The Artist as Activist,” an excerpt from his new book If You Cannot Say GENOCIDE. Click here to read the full excerpt: newvillagepress.substack.com/p/sliman-man... 🕊️

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“What heartens me is simpler: Decency persists. I meet it on the street, in ordinary people who speak plainly and want no part in the ugliness of the headlines.” Yahia Lababidi (@ysl.bsky.social) on the everyday decency that endures — from his new book out this week by @newvillagepress.bsky.social

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“People are rarely changed by reason alone. They are altered by proximity, by repeated exposure to what does not confirm the story they have been told about others or about themselves.” @ysl.bsky.social www.hidden-cities.com/p/even-in-tr...

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Reviewing "GENOCIDE: Essays on Conscience and Witness," @tinabexson.bsky.social describes how @ysl.bsky.social's new book depicts, explores and deplores Western media's manipulation of language around Israel's Gaza genocide. Lababidi's goal is to reclaim truthful language.

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