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Why We Should Talk About Racism in Malta

September 11, 2020 by The IotL Magazine Leave a Comment

There is a sentiment that racism in Malta is something very new, or that currently we are ‘only’ in the early stages of racism for people to actively take a stand against it. But racism isn’t a child going through different stages of development until it reaches maturity.

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Filed Under: Society & Politics Tagged With: racism, social justice

COVID-19 and Solidarity: a Wish List of Government Measures in the Time of Crisis

March 18, 2020 by Daiva Repečkaitė Leave a Comment

Crisis must not be an excuse for discrimination and injustice. On the contrary, solidarity is our weapon during these difficult times.

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Filed Under: More Isles of the Left, Society & Politics, Voices Tagged With: COVID-19, democracy, social justice, solidarity

The Three Cities’ Residents vs the AUM: the Power of a Unified Community

January 29, 2020 by Raisa Galea Leave a Comment

The initial divisions between ‘the real people of Cottonera’ and ‘outsiders’ were overcome during the campaign. It is this type of unity—standing up together for a shared goal—that brought the residents together and led to success of the campaign.

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Filed Under: Environment, More Isles of the Left, Society & Politics Tagged With: activism, American University of Malta, community, Environment, social justice

Like a Grain of Sand: Exposing Disempowerment of Ordinary People

October 19, 2019 by The IotL Magazine Leave a Comment

Written by Salvatore Arena and Massimo Barilla, “Like a grain of sand—Giuseppe Gulotta, story of an innocent” tells the story of Giuseppe attempting to give justice to a life nearly entirely taken away for dreadful reasons.

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Filed Under: More Isles of the Left, Panem et Circenses, Voices Tagged With: social justice, theatre

Drunken Reflections on the European Parliament Elections

June 1, 2019 by Raisa Galea 2 Comments

When was the last time you looked at the world map? What do “Malta f’Qalbna” and “Flimkien għal Pajjiżna” matter on the continental scale? We have every reason to care about larger European politics because we are directly affected by it. [Read more…] about Drunken Reflections on the European Parliament Elections

Filed Under: More Isles of the Left, Society & Politics Tagged With: climate change, European Parliament Elections 2019, left-wing politics, social justice

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