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Cairo, London, United States
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Before the COP: Sustainable power

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By Omar Robert Hamilton Verified
| Mada Masr Verified
The first thing that hits you is the air. In many places around the world, the air is hot, heavy and, depending on the day, clogged with particulate pollution. Your eyes often water. Your cough never seems to disappear. You can no longer simply walk out your front door and breathe fresh air; there might not be any. Instead, before opening doors or windows in the morning, you check your phone to see what the air quality will be.
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9 Books about the World-Changing Power of Protest

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By Madeleine Thien, Omar Robert Hamilton Verified, Carley Moore
| Electric Literature Verified
Electric Lit relies on contributions from our readers to help make literature more exciting, relevant, and inclusive. Please support our work by becoming a member today, or making a one-time donation here. . The history of progress is a history of protest. We would have few of our modern rights if no one had stood up and demanded them. The books on this list cover some of the largest protests in the last century, protests that reshaped societies and reimagined futures.
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On Alaa's hunger strike

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By Omar Robert Hamilton Verified
| Mada Masr Verified
After three spells of imprisonment since the start of the revolution, Alaa Abd El Fattah has declared that he is starting a hunger strike. Alaa is one of 25 people who were sentenced to 15 years in prison for attending/organizing a protest in November. A protest in which a policeman who was filmed strangling a young woman fell over and lost his walkie talkie. All 25 men are charged with stealing the walkie talkie. 24 of those men were arrested at the protest at random.
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