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2024 prompts to be revealed by next Sunday! I'm currently in the middle of brainstorming them. Once again, we will have a traditional seven day week and each day will have two contrasting prompts. Look forward to it 🤍🩶
oh and the dates will be the 22nd of January to the 28th as that simulates earlier this year well enough for me
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freemaofficial: ⬆️⬇️ Creeping up on the weekend like... #friyay (PS ~ anyone have any good ideas for Halloween outfits...? For the lazy...🙃)
Aesthetic for an autistic and depressed Chara who loved Waterfall, drawing, and playing the piano!
- Mod Merry
“I feel pretty lucky to have the Middle Eastern and Mexican culture in my veins. It has just opened my eyes, to accept everyone as they are, and appreciate them as they are.’’
Emeraude Toubia by Allegra Messina, Grumpy Magazine (2019)
“It wasn’t a ‘coming out’ moment for me since my family has known I was transgender since I was three years old; it was more of a Let me just inform the world of something they don’t know kind of moment.”
Lebanese-Palestinian American actress, Josie Totah by Refinery29
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Algerian actor and Bond 25 newcomer, Dali Benssalah for Film Talents
This Palestinian Designer Is Using Clothes To Preserve Her Indigenous Culture
Arab designers are using clothes to start a conversation centred around pride of heritage – and it’s reaching the halls of American Congress.
“The aim of my designs is to preserve Palestinian indigenous culture while bridging the gap between Eastern and Western worlds,” pronounces Suzy Tamimi, a New York-based Palestinian designer who repurposes and combines traditional embroidery with contemporary designs. “I feel like this is a pivotal time.” The designer uses vintage remnants of Palestinian embroidery to complete her garments, interpreting themes of continuity, identity, and empowerment. She implements indigenous fabrics “to pay homage to the past with eyes set on the future.” Her practical athletic wear features traditional fabrics decorating sleeves and collars hand-embroidered by Palestinian women refugees. The words “freedom fighter” are printed in both Arabic and English in bold typography.
CELEBRITIES OF EGYPTIAN DESCENT
MENA CELEBS APPRECIATION PHOTOSETS (6/?)
