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All in Print Issue
When you flip through this edition, you’ll understand what it took for Emily Ibrahim to earn a spot on the Palestinian national soccer team, how Ahmad Ibrahim — the Palestinian Golden Boy — achieved his ultimate goal of winning the World Boxing Council Mauy Thai belt, and how Laith Zalloum started playing basketball because of health purposes but ended up becoming a pro hooper.
During part two of our interview with the professional basketball player, we discussed his career, who he modeled his game after, and what it was like visiting Palestine for the first time as a pro basketball player.
During the second part of our interview with Ahmad Ibrahim for the sports edition, we discussed his plans for 2022, defending the WBC title, his thoughts on Jake Paul and the UFC feud and his love for Palestine.
In part one of our interview with El-Amoor, we discuss the difference between playing for a national team and playing Division I soccer, her experience playing for the Palestinian national team and having family and friends watch her play in Palestine during the AFC qualifiers last year.
In part one of our interview with Zalloum, he schools us on Palestinian basketball players, what its like playing in Palestine and what he thinks of the Palestinian Basketball Federation and the Palestinian Premier League.
Last year, in a match surrounded by controversy, Ibrahim dethroned Adam Rothweiler, who held the World Boxing Council [WBC] championship for the past three years. In the first part of his interview with Palestine in America for our sports edition and our podcast, the 25-year-old described what it took to become a WBC champion.
Palestinian fashion is cultural, modern, and simplistic, to Natalie Tahhan, the young Palestinian fashion designer who pays homage to her roots through her passion for fashion.
The unique pattern of embroidery serves as a cultural parallel to the nation’s political history and remarkable heritage. It remains one of the most pivotal tools in the artistic expression of Palestinian liberation, according to Wafa Ghnaim, the Founder of Tatreez & Tea.
Omnus co. is a clothing brand that aims to create designs that speak to the social justice movements in America.
One World is a clothing brand that focuses on those who are oppressed and those in need.
From as early as I can remember, memories of my grandparents showing me what it means to be Palestinian and what our culture means to my family have forever been engraved in my mind. Palestinian culture has been my entire life.
Palestine in America is finalizing our Fashion Edition. For this issue, we tapped Palestinian entrepreneur Naif Salem to be our guest editor.
Community Organizer, Inner City Muslim Action Network (IMAN)
State Advisor, Movement Voter Project and Organizing Strategist, Action Center on Race & the Economy (ACRE)
Significant domestic challenges for BDS and the Palestinian movement arose in 2020.
The Palestinian Feminist Collective (PFC) is a group of Palestinian and Arab women and feminists committed to the liberation of Palestine and all its people from all systems of oppression.
In this issue, we have the honor of showcasing the world of advocacy, grassroots organizing, and political activism of so many Palestinians on the forefront of decolonial work. These people continue to dedicate their lives to the diaspora, put their bodies on the line for the movement, and be unwavering in their fight for freedom. Welcome to PIA’s UNBOUGHT Politics Edition.
A Palestinian you should know: Lara Kiswani
