Welcome back to the second half of our conversation with Mohamed, which brought me back into a feeling of being back at school learning from a beloved professor. I think this is an important piece of our work for liberation — the ability to be in beginner’s mind, to listen — truly listen — to one another.
Mohamed at once describes the problems with our world as well as how we can work — together — to overcome, transform, and build anew. For those of us here on Turtle Island, there are real, tangible, and immediate ways we can get involved, starting with standing in solidarity with our Indigenous kin and to listen to our youth.
May we continue finding each other, may we listen to and learn from each other, and may we take care of each other and the land.
Mohamed’s article from Palestine Now
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