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Critical Analysis on Healing, Liberation, and Decolonial Islamic Social Justice 

Rage Against the Machine: Toward Humane Systems of Mutual Aid

Humanitarian aid is sold as neutral and benevolent. On the ground, it is an outpost of empire. It registers, sorts, and disciplines the people it claims to save, and leaves untouched what wrecked them. In Palestine, it normalises occupation and freezes life in permanent limbo. In Sudan, it retreated and left devastation behind. In Congo, it manages displacement while extraction rolls on. States have even captured zakat and turned it into prestige and bureaucracy. Still, communities feed each other. Palestinian crowdfunding, Sudan's Emergency Response Rooms, and Team Congo RDC bypass the gatekeepers and put resources in people's hands, with no donor hierarchy. Share this work, and strengthen the mutual aid ecosystem.

Fatherless

My father taught me to stand my ground when I knew I was right, and he allowed me to bully anyone who bullied me and my younger brother. I was a chonky girl, and my brother was so tiny back then. He told me to take care of him and keep an eye on him in kindergarten and elementary school; bro is a year younger than me. Yeah, we were actually bullied by other kids lmao. Boys used to call me “baboon”, “king kong”, and “giant”. I’d chase them around school and give them my signature pinch, which left angry…

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@chielk Thank you for sharing your experience and thank you for showing up for your friend. Funnily enough, this is the second time I have encountered someone who interprets mutuality into something that resembles a transactional relationship or equal exchange. Mutuality in mutual aid isn’t that. If it were, it could never exist under occupation or anywhere else where the state fails its people, and the doubt would make sense. That same equal-exchange logic is what produces the suspicion, scam accusations, surveillance, and policing of the poor aimed at Palestinian campaigns and any mutual aid requests.Mutuality is shared fate: recognising…