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weblog about faiqa the podcast contact native born culture, diversity, and dialogue in america weblog about faiqa the podcast contact top weblog about faiqa the podcast contact search -- categories identity (71) international (33) montessori (1) parenting (8) personal (51) politics (63) relationships (33) spirituality (35) uncategorized (38) latest entries my summer vacation and facebook brag photos this is totally normal another tap, tap, is this thing on post... this one is out of the way. podcasts i listen to & not make. but maybe wish i did. monthly archives identity (71) international (33) montessori (1) parenting (8) personal (51) politics (63) relationships (33) spirituality (35) uncategorized (38) blog index the journal that this archive was targeting has been deleted. please update your configuration. navigation links login monday aug 07 2017 my summer vacation and facebook brag photos monday, august 7, 2017 at 9:59pm agra, india if we're friends on facebook, you know that i traveled a lot this summer. i went back and forth about sharing lots of photos on the page. i didn't want to appear to be a braggart. (ew. who even uses the word "braggart"? apparently, i do.) i think it's fairly universal -- that feeling when you see someone doing something awesome in a photo on facebook and you're just sort of sitting around watching netflix and, like, it's not even good netflix - maybe the later seasons of criminal minds where it's basically the first five seasons with different characters-- and you think "wow, this photo of this person doing awesome things is kind of making me feel bad about why i'm not doing awesome things." i can only speak for myself when i say that if i am not doing awesome things it's either because i'm physically tired or having one of my anxiety/depression/closeted introvert recharge moments. did i say moments? oops. i meant "weekends." so, i get it if you hated all of my vacation pictures, i totally do. but hear me out. i promise you the sharing was not an effort to flash my "i'm so awesome" badge. seriously. promise . i posted the photos because i think international and transoceanic travel needs some normalizing these days. i can't count how many people greeted my travel plans with, " really ? gosh, be careful." the world is so incredibly crazy right now. it's not abnormal for someone to get anxious about boarding a plane for another continent. i was anxious. the anxiety isn't some out of the blue feeling either. it's grounded in a reality that anything could happen. there are people in this world who are so committed to their (skewed) ideology that they've crossed over to that place where they aren't exactly human anymore. they don't care about the collatoral damage that's associated with a news story. they just want to terrorize people. it can be hard to make the decision to leave your house in a world like this much less your country. my iphone regales me every day with news about terrorists and demagogues hell bent on creating a fractured humanity that is destined for peril and destruction. it reminds me daily that more and more humans seem to be becoming less human each day. while i don't dispute the accuracy of my iphone with respect to specific stories, i do doubt the presentation of the proportionality of "awesomeness in the world" and "really terrifying shit that's happening." if my every day has so much beauty in it, surely the rest of the world exists in a similar beauty. so, the decision to travel to oahu, paris and new delhi was a decision to push back against the narrative that the world is a dangerous place filled with inhumane people trying to kill us all. the decision to share these journeys on facebook wasn't aimed at showing how i, personally, am awesome but reminding you that this is a world worth seeing . while i would not ever seek to diminish the violence that is done to innocent people daily, i know that hope lies in the knowledge that human kindness and beauty is still an actual thing all over the world. i didn't post the pictures to brag. i posted them so you would know that the world is still beautiful despite the dangers, injustices and unkindnesses that are present. i feel like if we forget that then maybe we might be in danger of being a little less human, too. 3 comments | share article tagged american life , life , perspectives , travel in personal sunday feb 12 2017 this is totally normal sunday, february 12, 2017 at 10:13pm i realize it's been a while since around november 8th when john oliver crafted the #thisisnotnormal thing, but i continue to have thoughts and feelings about it. you guys, this racist bullshit that you are experiencing that's masquerading as the executive and legislative branches of the government? is totally normal for america. i'm over here rolling my eyes at people who are sharing these posts of people being detained at airports and hashtagging it with #thisisnotnormal. for you. this is not normal for you, bro. two months after 9/11, my dad was taking a flight to north carolina. he was pulled aside, detained and questioned. this was a domestic flight from florida to north carolina. my father, at the time, was 67 years old, had lived in the u.s. for thirty two years and had been an american citizen for nearly fifteen years of those years. since then, between my parents, in laws and extended family, this family has had over half a dozen encounters like this. this is not normal for you. this is totally normal for us. so, why? why bring this up in the first place? well, look, there's two major kinds of racist/xenophobic/discriminatory paradigm: 1. superiority based racism/xenophobic/discriminatory paradigm : this says, "america is amazing and wonderful, white people made america, foreigners are terrible, gays are deviants, the only black people that get shot by the police are criminals, blow all of those sand people up and we'll be safe, etc." and, then, there's: 2. cluelessness based racism/xenophobic/discriminatory paradigm: this says that the current climate of racism, xenophobia and discrimination is some sort of aberrant occurrence and totally ignores the pesky yet relevant fact that this triumverate of bullshit (racism, xenophobia, discriminiation) is somehow not woven into the tapestry of the american story. so. you know. i like john oliver. but let's not forget john oliver is the great grandson of an imperialist britain which used racism, xenophobia and discrimination to dominate over half of the world's population in throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. and then let's not forget that all those people who are using #thisisnotnormal are the great great great grandchildren of people who appropriated north america from native peoples with their slaves in tow captured from africa all of which was justified by racism, xenophobia and discrimination. barack obama, our great hope, our american dream... was not normal. this guy? p45? is totally normal. and he will never not be normal if you don't own him as a product of who we have chosen to be as a people for two hundred years. 1 comment | share article tagged identity , politics , president , president elect , racism , xenophobia in identity , politics thursday jan 26 2017 another tap, tap, is this thing on post... thursday, january 26, 2017 at 2:57pm maybe this one will stick. i make no promises to the seven people who seem to be visiting here every day. why? what are you being so persistent about? i've noticed that a lot of people are either talking about blogging again or actually blogging again. i looked over the last few posts of mine and it's like i've been wanting to get back to doing this, and i just haven't had the attention span. i think some of us old-timey bloggers just hit a wall when our heads got stuffed with brand identities and all that weird sm marketing based stuff. i've written about that before. i guess since i started this blog nine years ago, it'd be safe to assume i've written about most

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