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Hanna Phifer asked on twitter to share Palestinian feminist writers. here are the replies:

• Palestinian Feminist Collective

• Isabella Hammad, "Spectres of Palestinian history: an interview with Isabella Hammad"

• Professor Rabab Abdulhadi, When I Dare to be Powerful: Keynote

• Yara Hawari, The Stone House book

• Nada Elia, Greater than the Sum of Our Parts: Feminism, Inter/Nationalism, and Palestine book

• Lama Abu-Odeh, article "Of Wife and the Domestic Servant in the Arab World"

• Asma al-Ghul, article "Never ask me about peace again / A first-hand account of the aftermath of an Israeli strike that killed nine members of the author's family"

• Lila Abu-Lughod, "Lila Abu-Lughod | Ten questions about anthropology, feminism, Middle East politics, and publics" interview

• Etaf Rum, "Etaf Rum on the alienation of being a Palestinian raised in America" interview

• Susan Abulhawa, ‘We never left’ poem

• Fadwa Tuqan, 7 poems

• Zaina Arafat, "Desiring the Unattainable: Zaina Arafat Interviewed by Ilana Masad / On writing secondhand trauma, cycles of behavior, and the loneliness of internalized homophobia" interview

• Randa Jarrar, "Imagining Myself in Palestine / On a recent trip to Israel, Randa Jarrar gets detained, denied entry, and sent to the "Arab Room" article

• Dareen Tatour, interview with PEN America: "Dareen Tatour, a Palestinian poet, spent more than two years in jail and under house arrest after releasing a video publication of her poem “Resist, My People, Resist Them.”"

• Mohammed El-Kurd, “Rifqa” poetry book

• Adania Shibli, "The Words Will Find Their Place: Adania Shibli Interviewed by Mireille Juchau / Writing from Palestine about trauma and the complacency of language" interview

• Suheir Hammad, "Poems of war, peace, women, power" ted talk

• Sahar Khalifeh, interview: "Palestinian novelist Sahar Khalifeh — whose historical novels often center women’s experiences — talks, this Women in Translation Month, about the intersections of her life and writing"

• Samira Azzam, "Tears from a Glass Eye" short story

• Najwa Farah, biography

• May Ziadeh, biography

• Nahla Abdo, "Systemic Racism in the US and Israel: Analogies and Differences" article

• Rafeef Ziadah, "Shades of Anger" spoken word

• Susan Muaddi Darraj, interview: "In this interview, we discuss the relationship between Darraj’s first and second collections, the use of imagery, and the importance of place in fiction."

• Hala Alyan, poems: "Palestinian American poet and clinical psychologist Hala Alyan was born in Carbondale, Illinois, and grew up in Kuwait, Oklahoma, Texas, Maine, and Lebanon."

• Naila Ayesh, article on documentary about her

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