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The Smelter
Leave a commentFebruary 13, 2014 by Matthew Vickery
The Smelter (Poem originally published by The Cadaverine Magazine) Where drops are mined and mixed, verified for their …
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‘Every protest is crushed by the great brutality of Morocco’
5January 28, 2014 by Matthew Vickery
Western Sahara is the forgotten region of the world, its people the forgotten inhabitants, and its refugee population the …
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‘O little town of Bethlehem’: A world of collective punishment
2January 3, 2014 by Matthew Vickery
It is a city that many people know very little about in a modern context, yet as Christmas Day …
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Men have a collective responsibility for ending misogyny, sexism, and violence against women in society
1December 20, 2013 by Matthew Vickery
“Young men need to be socialized in such a way that rape is as unthinkable to them as cannibalism.” – …
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‘The olive tree is the foundation of the home’
2November 10, 2013 by Matthew Vickery
(First published by New Internationalist on 06/11/2013) I was first told this phrase by a farmer in Al-Walaja …
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The Unsung Heroes of the Israel-Palestine Conflict
6October 8, 2013 by Matthew Vickery
(Article originally published on Dissident Voice on 06/10/2013) Only last month a military strike on Syria looked likely; …
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Palestine
9October 5, 2013 by Matthew Vickery
Having been inspired by recent photos I have come across on WordPress, I felt compelled to share my own. The …
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When I feed the…
1September 25, 2013 by Matthew Vickery
When I feed the poor, they call me a saint, but when I ask why the poor are hungry, they …
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Men Must Challenge Sexism
35September 8, 2013 by Matthew Vickery
(Originally published by National Collective on 06/09/2013) I am a feminist and a male. Thankfully there exists a …
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Responsibility for Rape is a Male Issue
25September 6, 2013 by Matthew Vickery
(First published by The New Internationalist on 27/08/13) I am a feminist – and male. Thankfully, a few of us …
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