Sammie and Sabrin ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS about Palestine Glitter Cymru 2024-04-08 | GoFundMe in support of MEDICAL AID FOR PALESTINIANS gofundme.com/f/witches-for-palestineQUESTIONS ANSWERED00:00 Sammie and Sabrin ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS about Palestine01:50 I would like to learn more about the ancient history of the land and how it developed overtime as the land was occupied. Thank you x06:15 What do you love about the land, the wild parts, nature there?11:17 why wasn't an independent Palestinian state created between 1948 and 1967?16:34 If Palestine were to get its own state (2 state solution for eg) what do you imagine this country would be like, based on how the Palestinian authority and Hamas, govern today?22:56 The Israeli’s often state the first conflict was a defensive war and that a two state solution was proposed but Palestine refused. Is this true because every source points towards it?29:01 What is the history behind all the fighting? What is the reason for the boycotts and protests?33:35 Reasons for Boycotts and Anticapitalist view38:46 Will giving Palestine the 2 state solution not just incentivise terrorism? Partake in an "Oct 7th" and be given territory?41:05 Do you not acknowledge that October 7 was a terrorist attack on Jewish people and Israel is retaliating on what occurred from being attacked by Hamas??49:24 What are some good books on the history of Palestine?52:40 Do you not acknowledge that Palestinian children are indoctrinated from birth to want to kill Jewish people??58:15 Is it Gaza or Palestine? Or both?58:50 I would like to know more about Palestinian culture before the colonization/genocide. And what are Sammie and Sabrin’s favorite things from their culture?1:03:47 What would you say to those who claim that protesting on the streets in the US, UK etc is useless and won't achieve anything?1:11:41 I have a question more about advocacy rather than Palestine itself if that’s okay- how do you get family (or people in general) more inspired to be involved? Family that may be sympathetic but overall doesn’t talk about it that much.1:13:53 Why are most of the kibbutzim next to Gaza or West Bank?1:16:04 What is the political system in Palestine? Are there political parties or factions? Are there elections and how are they run? What role does Hamas play in the political landscape? 1:20:17 What, if any, participation do Palestinians have in the Israeli political system?1:23:40 Who are some of your favorite Palestinian music artists? Which are your favorite cities in Palestine?1:26:22 Sometimes people can mean well but end up actually being unhelpful towards a cause, therefore is there anything people (also specifically from the pagan and witchcraft communities) should not do in regards to Palestine? Thank you for your time, sent with solidarity.1:31:11 How can I help LGBTQ+ community in Palestine? Thank you.1:36:59 (I haven written to my mp and has a response, attend marches and I post on my social media platforms currently) I can not go on strike from work as I would lose my job , but I want to be able to support where I can. What can I do to help?1:40:33 How can I as an individual contribute and help stop the crisis going on in Gaza?1:41:52 Best charity to donate to help protect children in Palestine?1:44:41 Will you ever be able to forgive the world for standing by and allowing this genocide to happen?BIBLIOGRAPHY-Rashid Khalidi, The Hundred Years' War on Palestineamzn.to/4aKzClp- Nur Masalha, Palestine: A four thousand year historyamzn.to/3UabqDQ- Raja Shehadeh, Palestinian walks amzn.to/3JanuOU- Suad Amiry, Golda slept here amzn.to/3TOpPUO- Ilan Pappé, The ethnic cleansing of Palestineamzn.to/3VKlDYJ- Ilan Pappé, Ten Myths about Israel amzn.to/3VMDEp9- Avi Shlaim, Memoirs of an Arab-Jewamzn.to/4cK6We9- Ghada Karmi, In search of Fatima amzn.to/4b3M8Nl- Ghassan Kanafani, Returning to Haifa amzn.to/3VL40rN- George Abraham, Birthright amzn.to/3U7nSEd- Isabella Hammad, The Parisian amzn.to/43RRM2y- Rafeef Ziadah, we teach life, sir (poem) youtube.com/watch?v=vsVjmkToJs8- Susan Abulhawa, Against the loveless worldamzn.to/4aLzrX3Movies:Foragers jumanamanna.com/ForagersJaffa, the Orange’s Clockworkpalestinefilminstitute.org/en/pfp/archive/jaffa-the-oranges-clockworkdecolonizepalestine.com/reading-listpalestinianyouthmovement.com/reading-list
Cwtches to Gaza: From wales to cairo to help Palestinian Refugees Through Mutual Aid Glitter Cymru 2024-10-07 | STOP Ignoring the Crisis in Gaza Learn How to Make a Difference Today. Palestinian Refugees Need Our HELP Now More Than Ever!DONATE TO CWTCHES TO GAZA paypal.me/giasgirl1Follow Cwtches to Gaza for updates instagram.com/cwtchestogaza2024All their links https://linktr.ee/cwtchestogaza?00:00 Cwtches to Gaza: From wales to cairo to help Palestinian Refugees Through Mutual Aid00:16 How it Started04:51 Most Pressing Needs of Palestinian Refugees in Egypt06:08 Emotional Needs07:10 Children's Bicycles08:22 How Palestinians React to LGBTQ+ People10:28 Evacuating Palestinian People across the rafah Border13:16 Bribes System in Egypt13:49 Working with Palestinian Families in Egypt and Lists15:31 If you can't support financially16:29 Verification System17:15 The Amin behind Mutual Aid18:38 Direct Contacts in Gaza20:08 Stories of Families22:42 Evacuation Fund for Remas Omar and Sana26:25 With so much trauma qhat keeps you going?27:37 This is where your money goes29:38 Last Appeal
Hidden Lives Glitter Cymru x Cardiff University for LGBTQ+ Month 2024 Glitter Cymru 2024-06-04 | A panel of four queer people of colour hosted by Cardiff University on 29th February 2024 for LGBTQ+ History Month to share the experience of multiple marginalisations and the importance of intersectionality in the work towards equity.
You Ask Glitter Answers Glitter Cymru 2023-10-18 | In September I held my first Workshop on Behalf of @glittercymru8418 for Carmarthen Pride titled "Tokenism vs Antiracism". a part of the workshop asked people to leave any question, curiosity, or preconception they had about queer people of colour anonymously so that we could discuss them and deconstruct. due to the amazing turnout at the event we didn't have time to go through all of the questions but I promised we would in a video. Here I am joined by Jien, Arianne and Rahim from the Glitter Cymru committee to try and give our take on those questions.Follow Glitter Cymru on al their social media: https://linktr.ee/Glittercymru00:00 Queer People of Color answer White People Questions - Glitter Cymru Antiracism Workshop01:40 is it ok to ask, not “where are you really from” but “where are you from originally” only if it’s obvious here is not your birth country?08:52 dreadlocks on a white person: is it ever ok?11:03 how do i make sure i listen to non white voices when i learn about other cultures?14:13 my dad is a white man who has recently been interested in converting to Islam, but seems specifically fixated on anti-LGBTQ “Laws” in Islam19:34 are there reasons other than religion for homophobia in minority groups?27:55 where does self tanning fit in with self expression VS fetishising darker skin?37:56 have you got any tips for me as a white person to call out other white people on their racism?39:54 are here any really informative well written educative websites or talks or youtube videos that can be shared 41:41 what is one thing that you’d like us to take away from today?#blackpride #blacklivesmatter #wales
Glitter Virtual Pride 2021 Glitter Cymru 2021-08-14 | Donate: gf.me/u/yqf22t Come and celebrate another year of Glitter! This is the 3rd year we’ve put on this event where LGBT+ ethnic minority people in Wales take centre stage and are celebrated! Our pride event last year was a huge milestone for Glitter Cymru. We had over 70 people attend, which took place at Cathays Community Centre. It was such a warm and supportive environment. This year we’ve gone digital again - but we’re not letting this virus stop us from taking our platform and being visible. That’s why Glitter Cymru was started for our marginalised community: to gain confidence and empowerment in their identities.It can be very challenging being a LGBT+ ethnic minority in Wales. We don’t see people like us in the local LGBT+ scene (i.e. pubs, clubs etc) or in the media we consume. It can feel very isolating, unfortunately racism is an issue within the LGBT+ community as many of our group attendees have attested to. Stonewall, a leading LGBT+ charity found in its recent ‘LGBT in Britain’ report that 51% of LGBT+ ethnic minority people had experienced discrimination from the wider LGBT+ scene, this figure goes up to 61% for Black LGBT+ people. On top of this many LGBT+ ethnic minority people can feel othered by their own families or people who share their ethnicity. All this rejection from people who share various parts of your identity can deeply impact one's mental health and force people to hide their true authentic selves to fit in. So events like Glitter Pride are necessary to highlight our communities issues and challenges as well as highlight the fun side like our creativity and talent.Leading up to our pride event, we have asked supporters of the LGBT+ ethnic minority community to take our Better Allies pledge. The aim of the pledge is to get our supporters to think about how they support marginalised communities. We particularly want our supporters to listen to us, educate themselves of our issues and use their privilege to raise awareness about us to others. That’s what we believe is the foundation of being a better ally. You’ll find many Better Allies pledges scattered throughout our Virtual Pride. A big THANK YOU to everyone who has submitted a pledge, we hope consistent action from our allies will be the next step.Please find below the schedule for our virtual Pride and we hope the various segments in this event gives you an insight into who the LGBT+ ethnic minority community are. Don’t forget to follow us on all social media platforms (@glitterCymru) to keep track of our work. You can also donate to us at gf.me/u/yqf22t Thank you and enjoy!
Glitter Cymru presents Aladdin - the queerest Panto of them all! Glitter Cymru 2020-12-24 | What a year 2020 has been! Ms Rona continues to cause havoc and though we’re far from being out the woods, many of us have adapted and found the strength to keep going.Glitter Cymru has undoubtedly adapted. Since March we’ve moved our monthly face to face meet-ups to a weekly basis on Zoom. We were fortunate enough to have some funding to provide our group attendees with the technology to keep us all connected in this time of uncertainty. Perhaps the silver lining to this challenging year has been that we as LGBT+ ethnic minority people finding a greater sense of community, closeness and motivation from one another. We kept each other going that for sure!As we dive into this festive period, we wanted to round off 2020 on a campy, silly but wonderful note! And what better way then putting on a Zoom pantomime of all things!So here it is! Our Panto version of Aladdin with a full cast of LGBT+ ethnic minority people - our very Glitter Cymru attendees in fact! Expect something made on a 50p budget with shamelessly wooden performances - let’s just say it’s so bad, it’s BRILLIANT! We hope you enjoy our very first Panto and laugh along with us.If you wish to support Glitter Cymru’s work so we can continue to empower, encourage and support the LGBT+ ethnic minority community in Wales, please donate to our Go Fund Page here: gofund.me/450f08bfThanks again for watching and we wish you a Merry Christmas!
Biconic Chats: Glitter Cymru X Bi Collective Delhi Glitter Cymru 2020-09-23 | Join Garima, Suri, Rania and Mujib for a Biconic Chat! Bisexuality is used as an ☂️ term here, inclusive of pansexuality, polysexuality and all non-monosexualities. We will be discussing bi-visibility with fellow bisexuals from Bi Collective Delhi.#BiWeekDon’t forget to follow us on all social media platforms (@glittercymru) to keep track of our work. You can also donate to us at gf.me/u/yqf22t
A Gay Scientists Perspective: How science can be an ally for the LGBT+ community | Numair Masud Glitter Cymru 2020-05-15 | This talk was given at Glitter Talks on the 27th July 2018, an event for Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic (BAME) people who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bi & Trans (LGBT+) to take the mic and talk about their identities.
Confessions of a Queer Arab | Shrouk El-Attar Glitter Cymru 2020-05-14 | This talk was given at Glitter Talks on the 27th July 2018, an event for Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic (BAME) people who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bi & Trans (LGBT+) to take the mic and talk about their identities.
GLITTER by Glitter Cymru Glitter Cymru 2020-05-11 | Members of Glitter Cymru bring to the screen the reality of being part of both the BAME and LGBT+ communities, Including the harsh realities of the daily life of an asylum seeker.This movie was created as part of the Iris Outreach project.
India Has Some Progressive Trans Laws, Yet Why Do I Feel Detached From My Indian Roots | Shash Appan Glitter Cymru 2018-09-02 | Shash Appan, a transwoman and activist living in Cardiff, shares her experience of trans people in the media, behaviour towards trans people in India, and the effects of colonialism in India.This talk was given at Glitter Talks on the 27th July 2018, an event for Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic (BAME) people who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bi & Trans (LGBT+) to take the mic and talk about their identities.
Employment And The BAME LGBT+ Community | Rania Vamvaka Glitter Cymru 2018-09-02 | Rania Vamvaka discusses her experience of finding a job and her encounters with various workplaces as a bisexual person.This talk was given at Glitter Talks on the 27th July 2018, an event for Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic (BAME) people who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bi & Trans (LGBT+) to take the mic and talk about their identities.
The Importance of the Arts to LGBT+ Refugees And Asylum Seekers | Abderrahim El Habachi Glitter Cymru 2018-09-02 | Abderrahim El Habachi, writer, actor, belly dancer and asylum seeker, shares how the performing arts allowed him to express his story and transform his mental health.This talk was given at Glitter Talks on the 27th July 2018, an event for Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic (BAME) people who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bi & Trans (LGBT+) to take the mic and talk about their identities.
