Tag Archives: Zines From Gaza

Stolen Cells

Henrietta Lacks, her immortal cells, and the ethics of medicine and medical experimentation on racialized and marginalized communities. We listen back to a conversation with U. Penn professor Dorothy Roberts. And, more voices from Israel-USA’s Buchenwald on the Med. A Palestinian brother and sister speak to us – from their tent.


Hell No – He Won’t Go

Nineteen-year-old Amit Orfali refuses to serve in Apartheid Israel’s military. Instead, he protects Palestinians from criminal assault by Jewish settler-terrorists and their soldier buddies. The GPM speaks with Amit. And, another voice from Israel-USA’s Dachau on the Med. The GPM reaches Gaza poet Nourhan Shaheen, in her tent.


Underground Networks

Mycorrhizal fungi: underground networks of the most mysterious and crucial sort, here on planet Earth. Thank heavens for them. Less fortunately: Gazans, imprisoned in Israel-USA’s Buchenwald on the Mediterranean. A bunch of them are writing poetry. We speak to one.