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War Diary: Notes from Lebanon

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By Jara Nassar, Keli Dailey, Nedra Rodrigo
| Adi Magazine Verified
Artwork by A. Gevegy Editor’s Note: Names have been changed to preserve privacy. On a Sunday in early March, I was sitting with friends in my living room, excitedly talking about Lebanon. I was going there in a few days’ time to spend a month visiting my family and friends and breathing some much-needed fresh air away from the oppressive political hypocrisy of Germany. My friends were going to visit me, and we discussed the sights we wanted to see.
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Rereading Mark Twain While Everything Else Burns

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By Keli Dailey, Bader Alzaharna, Simone Ren
| Adi Magazine Verified
Artwork by Herikita Coffee spilled across my bedsheets as I read the San Francisco Chronicle, my hometown paper, last June. An op-ed was denouncing the Trump administration for killing the Mark Twain Papers and Project’s federal grant. I dabbed at the mess and sipped the article’s outrage. Summed up: How dare this government defund the largest archive of perhaps our most-quoted American author? A motive wasn’t clear.
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Rereading Mark Twain While Everything Else Burns

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By Keli Dailey, Farzaneh Hosseine, Habibe Jafarian
| ArtsJournal
Artwork by Herikita Coffee spilled across my bedsheets as I read the San Francisco Chronicle, my hometown paper, last June. An op-ed was denouncing the Trump administration for killing the Mark Twain Papers and Project’s federal grant. I dabbed at the mess and sipped the article’s outrage. Summed up: How dare this government defund the largest archive of perhaps our most-quoted American author? A motive wasn’t clear.
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