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A Soundtrack to Issue 11

Oftentimes, across the haziness of memory, it is sound that persists.

  • Fall 2022
  • Playlist
  • Intervention

We asked each contributor to Adi’s eleventh issue to share a song that resonated with their piece. From Anna Badkhen’s pick, Shostakovich: Symphony No. 7 in C major, Op. 60 ‘Leningrad’’s augural flair to the proud trumpet of Yásnaya Elena Aguilar Gil’s selection, Kumantukxuxpë’s, Ayuujk jä’äy — each song is an epilogue to an issue that insists upon history as a creative act, where the mutability of memory is both a source of peril and potential. Oftentimes, across the haziness of memory, it is sound that persists.

We encourage you to listen as you make your way through Issue 11: Contested Histories.

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  • Playlist
A Soundtrack to Issue 11

We asked each contributor to Adi’s eleventh issue to share a song that resonated with their piece. From Anna Badkhen’s

  • Intervention
  • Poem
Excerpt from Donkey Days

Athena Farrokhzad

But will there really be a revolution after the night of revolution // and will it belong to our daughters if it comes

  • Violence
  • Analysis
The Lawman and the Outlaw

Hawa Allan

Which dueling creation myth will be victorious?

  • Violence
  • Interview
Jori Lewis: Slaves for Peanuts

Meara Sharma , Jori Lewis

How a crop fueled colonial ambitions and new forms of bondage.

  • Intervention
  • Essay
The One Who Must Walk On Foot

Habibe Jafarian

Reflections from Iran on the uselessness of pity.

  • Violence
  • Essay
Because of the Droughts

Annia Ciezadlo

The idea that climate change triggered the Syrian uprising is a persistent and dangerous myth. What really happened?

  • Protest
  • Essay
The Trail of The Camphor

Chanelle Adams

What a resilient medicinal tree reveals about the entanglements of botany and empire.

  • Intervention
  • Poem
This, too, is generational wealth.

Enbah Nilah

i suffer the throes of labor, yet miscarry the redemption.

  • Intervention
  • Vignette
Motel 6

Vi Khi Nao

I call this debt-free space: the autoimmune disorder of the psyche.

  • Violence
  • Essay
In Memory Of Memory

Anna Badkhen

Who is to judge, as we pick our way through history, move across the borders of memory, what is true and what is false?

  • Violence
  • Opinion
We Were Not Always Indigenous

Yásnaya Elena Aguilar Gil

The word Indigenous has been affixed so firmly to our faces that it becomes a mask that tries to pass itself off as skin.

  • Intervention
  • Fiction
Peace Criminal

Craig Kenworthy

Box would answer any question Acen asked it. Unless it involved what he most wanted to know: what day, month, season, or year it was.

  • Protest

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