Hi A.C., this is a non-fiction book that explores the impacts of 'war on terror' and Islamophobia. How both have shaped the younger gens world views, how they move through the world with constant surveillance and how the system inflicts control on them. Thanks for your book rec, I'll check it out
Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel Fattah's book "Coming of age in the war on terror" is a must read. Includes interviews with the generation who were born after 2001 who have been shaped by geo-political events, increased global surveillance, and how Islamophobia affects us all #Booksky
"Forest Euphoria: The Abounding Queerness of Nature" by Patricia Ononiwu Kasihian. Written with poetic awe & wonder this book explores the intersection of queerness & nature. It speaks of Indigenous knowledge & science, with an anti-colonial & anti-capitalist lens. Curiosity of species exploration.
Finished another #booksky that is worth recommending "Kilroy was here". A biography about the founder of the local org 'Sisters Inside', Deb Kilroy. #SistersInside org advocates for women & girls within the prison industrial complex.
*Book content warning - heavy topics*
Recently finished listening to the audiobook "Let this radicalize you" by Kelly Hayes & Mariame Kaba. Highly recommend! #BookSky
