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The GrayLit Culture Hub is a rich source of information and ideas outside the realm of mainstream media and dominant political discourse—like the non-conventional, often subversive material the term “gray literature” describes.

GrayLit aims to contribute to an emergent culture shift happening at the intersections of Palestinian and Jewish histories, via critical thought and art from and about interdependent movements for justice.

GrayLit affirms the power of art: to instigate and sustain long-term culture shift; to assert that artists have a responsibility to intervene in the mechanisms of censorship imposed by mainstream media and by political bodies; to deepen readers’ critical thinking and inspire creative, impactful action.

GrayLit seeks to cultivate a space for artists to imagine and work towards a different world—one built on demilitarization, racial justice, gender justice, indigenous sovereignty, decolonization, and collective liberation.

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GrayLit Copyright © by The GrayLit Editorial Team; Ariella Azoulay; Camille Hoffman; Amir Guberstein; Claire Schwartz; Cory Tamler; Danna Masad; Dareen Tatour; Dorit Naaman; Efrat Yerday; Golden; Hagit Keysar; Ibtisam Azem; Isaac Brosilow; Jordan Nassar; Leor Grady; Marwa Helal; Michael Adno; Mirna Bamieh; Natasha Greenblatt; Nora Lester Murad; Paul Nassar; Sharif Waked; Rimah Jabr; Sarah Burney; Shachaf Polakow; Tala Abu Rahmeh; Tara Rodríguez Besosa; Zach Fischman; and Zein El-Amine. All Rights Reserved.

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