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Articles by Kavian Kulasabanathan
The political is personal
https://shado-mag.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/THE-POLITICAL-IS-PERSONAL-EDITED-ARTICLE.mp3 The personal is the political is concerned with what is owed to one by society, whereas the political is personal is concerned with what is owed to society by one. – A Sivanandan I find myself writing this piece amidst collectively trying times, across continents. Having interviewed Prentis Hemphill some weeks prior, I’m sat under a whirring fan in Jaffna, laptop open in front of me.
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