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Sieges
02:56
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Chronologies
04:31
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Passport
03:32
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We Teach Life
04:20
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If My Words
05:23
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Choices
01:59
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The Palestine I Know
03:30
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Cultivate Hope
03:39
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Pillow
03:53
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Silence Still
02:42
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Shades of Anger
03:06
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Pause
02:59
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Hold Her
03:27
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Rafeef Ziadah London, UK
Rafeef is a Palestinian spoken word artist and human rights activist based in London, UK. Her performance of the poem ‘We Teach Life, Sir’ went viral within days of release. Her live readings offer a moving blend of poetry and music. Rafeef has headlined prestigious performance venues across the world with powerful readings on war, exile, gender and racism. ... more
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