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The Scroll

di Georgio Konstandi

Storia Commenti di notizie Politica

Stagione 1

Eurovision’s genocidal darling: pinkwashing Israel and the EBU’s double standards

In this episode of The Scroll, we speak with Hasan Kilani. Hasan is a Jordanian-Palestinian queer feminist writer and activist. He completed his MA on Transnational Queer Feminist Politics at SOAS University of London. Ahead of this year's Eurovision Song Contest, we discuss Israel’s participation and what it means for the Palestinian queer community.•Subscribe to The Scroll's Spotify channel so you don't miss an episode! We'll be talking with scholars, activists, writers and community figures from Europe and the SWANA region, bringing you stories that matter.

The Balkan route and Euro-Atlantic "white enclosures": an interview with decoloniality scholar, Dr. Piro Rexhepi

In this new episode of The Scroll podcast, we speak with decoloniality scholar, Dr. Piro Rexhepi, about his new book, "White Enclosures: Racial Capitalism and Coloniality Along the Balkan Route". Dr. Rexhepi's research focuses on decoloniality, sexuality, and Islam in the Balkans. We discuss: EU and NATO eastward expansion, and what this means for Euro-Atlantic "white enclosures" The relationship between Muslims in the Balkans and Euro-Atlantic political structures Violence towards Roma, Roma Muslims, and queer people in the Balkans Troubling the borders of the Euro-Atlantic enclosure Subscribe to The Scroll's Spotify channel so you don't miss an episode! We'll be talking with scholars, activists, writers and community figures from Europe and the SWANA region, bringing you stories that matter.

Montenegro's Serb ethnonationalist inferno: an interview with lawyer and activist, Amina Brahić

In The Scroll's third episode, we speak with Montenegrin lawyer and activist, Amina Brahić. Brahić is a youth representative for the Democratic Party of Socialists and a vocal activist against Serb ethnonationalism in her home country. Brahić played a key role in the recent anti-nationalist protests in Montenegro, Ima Nas. We talk: the rise of Serb ethnonationalism in Montenegrin politics the role of Montenegrin government ministers in the glorification of the so-called "Republika Srpska" the intersectional oppressions faced by Muslim women in Montenegro Subscribe to The Scroll's Spotify channel so you don't miss an episode! We'll be talking with scholars, activists, writers and community figures from Europe and the SWANA region, bringing you stories that matter.

'Russian colonialism is not benign': indigenous resistance in today's Russia

In The Scroll's second episode, we speak with Chavash academic and activist, Misha Irekleh. Misha's PhD research focuses on gender, sexuality and race in Russian film and TV. We discuss the history of indigenous resistance in Russia, and decolonising Russia in the context of the latest invasion of Ukraine. Subscribe to The Scroll's Spotify channel so you don't miss an episode! We'll be talking with scholars, activists, writers and community figures from Europe and the SWANA region, bringing you stories that matter.

'Cyprus is done with bigger-d*ck politics': Episode 1 with Seagull Shahbazi from The Women of Cyprus

In The Scroll's opening episode, we speak with Seagull Shahbazi, founder of the Cypriot feminist page, The Women of Cyprus. We discuss feminism in Cyprus, gender and the Cyprus problem, and the island's infamous gang rape case. Subscribe to The Scroll's Spotify channel so you don't miss an episode! We'll be talking with scholars, activists, writers and community figures from Europe and the SWANA region, bringing you stories that matter.

Season 1 Trailer: Welcome to The Scroll podcast series!

My name's Georgio Konstandi and this is the brand new podcast series from The Scroll. We will be speaking with writers, activists, scholars, community figures, and many more from Europe and the SWANA region. Subscribe to our channel to make sure you do not miss an episode! Follow us on Twitter (@thescrollonline) and Instagram (@thescrollonline) to access our monthly articles and live streams. Please consider supporting us on our Patreon page, and if I hadn't mentioned already... subscribe!