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What Does Solidarity Mean?

“It's very easy for us to talk about being in solidarity with somebody or groups of people, but what do we mean by that? What is the history of that?”

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Solidarity: Across the Disaster-Verse

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2024

The first panel from our event on 30th March 2024, Solidarity: Beyond the Disaster-Verse, at ShapeShifter Lab in Brooklyn, New York, which marked the close of Volume 2 Issue 1 of SAAG.


Here, Kamil Ahsan, Azad Essa, Heba Gowayed, Tehila Sasson, and Suchitra Vijayan discuss what "solidarity" means as a concept, how it is used, and whether it is useful.


It begins with some of the rhetoric that Kamil Ahsan discusses in his essay and editorial that closed Vol. 2 Issue 1 of SAAG, entitled Into the Disaster-Verse.


What follows is a discussion of four books from the panelists, including:


Photographs courtesy of Josh Steinbauer



SOLIDARITY: BEYOND THE DISASTER VERSE


SOLIDARITY: BEYOND THE DISASTER VERSE

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