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#DailyWIT Day 15/365: Sara Al-Jack is a prize-winning Sudanese writer. While none of her full-length works have been translated into English, this fiction was recently published in December in @wwborders: wordswithoutborders.org/article/decemb…
#SudaneseLit #WIT #WomenInTranslation #AfricanLit
#SudaneseLit #WIT #WomenInTranslation #AfricanLit
#DailyWIT Day 16/365: Malka Lee was a Yiddish immigrant poet who wrote about the pain of watching the Holocaust from the USA.
Just a portion of her memories from childhood were published in Found Treasures: Stories by Yiddish Women Writers (1994). #YiddishLit #WIT #HolocaustLit
Just a portion of her memories from childhood were published in Found Treasures: Stories by Yiddish Women Writers (1994). #YiddishLit #WIT #HolocaustLit
#DailyWIT Day 17/365: Ishrat Afreen is an Urdu writer from Pakistan, with select poems available in English translation in the anthology, We Sinful Women: Contemporary Urdu feminist poetry.
#Poetry #PakistaniLit #UrduLit
#Poetry #PakistaniLit #UrduLit
1⃣ The latest #SephardiWorldWeekly is dedicated in honor of Professor Ephraim Isaac (@eisaac5), an Ethiopian-Yemenite Jewish scholar, Ethiopian Elder & “Father of Peace,” Founder of the Institute for Semitic Studies, 1st Professor/Co-Founder of @Harvard’s Department of African &
2⃣ African American Studies as well as namesake of @HarvardAAAS' Award for Excellence in African Studies, recipient of the #JewishAfricaConference’s “Moses, The African: Jewish Leadership Award,”
3⃣ & Distinguished Member of the American Sephardi Federation’s Board of Directors, whose contributions to knowledge, understanding, peace, literacy, & love have touched millions of people.
mailchi.mp/sephardi/looki… #GreaterSephardi #Yemenite #AmericanSephardi #Sephardic
mailchi.mp/sephardi/looki… #GreaterSephardi #Yemenite #AmericanSephardi #Sephardic
