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The 1970s and 80s witnessed a renaissance of indigenous culture in North Africa, as Amazigh (sometimes called “Berber”) intellectuals and activists sought to revive their language and traditions. This cultural activism took on subversive and even revolutionary tones, as it challenged the dominant Arab-Islamic nationalism of the region’s authoritarian governments. In Morocco, the Amazigh movement […]
This contribution draws on an ongoing research & archival project on radical publishing in Morocco, during which we came across an ad in Souffles (1969) that read “PHALASTINE: a Moroccan weekly entirely dedicated to the Palestinian struggle published every Friday: news, accounts, analysis and documents on the struggle”. No one we knew had ever seen […]
