Feminism

Feminism Poetry 

She Still Breathed

October 21, 2018 Dr. Hawzhin Azeez 0 Comments Feminism, Ferhad, Kurdish women, Kurdistan, Kurds, Majnun, Mem u Zin, Poetry, Rojava Revolution, Shirin

When she is born they wrap her in the warm, woolly blanket of ‘no’s and ‘cant’s so that when she

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Feminism Poetry 

If you Learn Anything from the Liberation Movement of Kurdistan

October 21, 2018March 26, 2019 Dr. Hawzhin Azeez 0 Comments Basur, Freedom Fighters, Iraq, ISIS, Kurdistan, Kurds, Refugees, Revolution, Syria, Trauma, war

If you Learn Anything from the Liberation Movement of Kurdistan If you learn one thing from the liberation movement of

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Feminism Poetry 

The Evils of Capitalism

October 21, 2018 Dr. Hawzhin Azeez 0 Comments Capitalism, Child Abuse, Child Labor, Human Rights, labor, Oppression, Poverty, Refugees

If you ever want to understand the evils of Capitalism, Don’t read Marx’s Das Kapital, leave the books  and the

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Feminism Poetry 

The Difference Between You and I:

October 21, 2018 Dr. Hawzhin Azeez 0 Comments Bakur, Basur, Bombs, Colonialism, Diaspora, Displaced, Iraq, ISIS, Kobane, Kurdish women, Kurdistan, Kurds, Oppression, Racism, Refugees, Rojava, Rojhelat, Syria, terror, Trauma, war, Yezidi, Yezidi Genocide, Yezidi Massacre, YPJ

Some people, some communities, live in a state of constant trauma. A trauma bred in their bones by ongoing centuries

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Feminism Poetry 

Echos of the Girls of Shengal

October 21, 2018March 30, 2019 Dr. Hawzhin Azeez 0 Comments Bring Our Girls Home, Daesh, Iraq, ISIS, Jihadists, Kurdistan, Kurds, Poetry, Shengal, Sinjar, Syria, Women, Yezidi, Yezidi Genocide, Yezidi Massacre, YPJ

Echos of You You were born on the sacred mountains of Shengal, and you inherited the rich valleys and the

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Feminism Poetry 

To the girl with the “unpronounceable” name:

October 21, 2018 Dr. Hawzhin Azeez 0 Comments Diaspora, Don't change your name, Ethnic name, Feminism, Identity, Kurdish, Poetry, Refugees, Women of Color

Leave them behind to trip over their lazy tongues. Burn. With the force of a thousand burning suns for justice

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Feminism Poetry 

Rohingya

October 21, 2018 Dr. Hawzhin Azeez 0 Comments Burma, Displaced, Ethnic Cleansing, Genocide, Humanity, Massacre, Maynamar, Refugees, Rohingya

If anger could speak it would show you the images of slaughtered Rohingya children, and if rage could speak it

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Feminism Poetry 

Revolutionary Love For Catalonia

October 21, 2018 Dr. Hawzhin Azeez 0 Comments activists, Catalonia, Feminism, Kobane, Kurdistan, Patriarchy, Poetry, Rojava

In solidarity and with love for the freedom seekers of the world, the breakers of the violent chains of history, 

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Feminism Poetry 

Our Wonder Women- An Ode to the YPJ

October 21, 2018 Dr. Hawzhin Azeez 0 Comments Afrin, Democratic Confederalism, Feminism, Kobane, Kurdistan, Kurds, Rojava, Syria, Turkey, YPG, YPJ

Our Wonder Women wear a different uniform made of liberation ideology and weaved with anti-patriarchal love. She walks in wonder

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Feminism My Writing 

The Distinction Between Kurdish Liberation and Terrorist Organizations

October 21, 2018 Dr. Hawzhin Azeez 0 Comments Afrin, Arin, Barin, Coloniasation, Iraq, Kurdistan, Kurds, Patriarchal, Rojava, Syria, Turkey, YPG, YPJ

It is extremely disturbing to see some online and media commentary and even Leftists equating the final acts of Arin’s

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