How can citizens in nominally democratic countries use the state to address the persistence of group-based social oppression?

What does it mean for Palestinian women to seek fertility treatment inside medical institutions that are part of a settler-colonial state and apartheid regime?

Is AI really an existential threat to humanity? If so, why are the companies developing this technology allowed to continue their work unimpeded by governments?

What is bourgeois coldness, and how does it preserve the colonial status quo?

How can women live with men in a society where so many men are ready to rape an unconscious woman?

The conversation will consider how Palestinian writers have imagined, written, and spoken against erasure, drawing on anti-colonial traditions to challenge silence and reassert the possibility of intellectual and political solidarity.