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Distinguished poet and activist, Lisa Luxx, gives a detailed explanation of her philosophy of sisterhood, her collaborative work to create an economy that supports women—and her struggle to come to terms with poetry after Beirut's deadly 2020 explosion.
Lisa's website: https://www.lisaluxx.com
Lisa's twitter: https://twitter.com/lisaluxx_
Trust Your Outrage: https://lisaluxx.bigcartel.com
Elaa Beirut: elaabeirut.com
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