Enough!
Enough/Khalas! is born from a single, broad sentiment: the recognition of the overwhelming need for change in Libya. Initiated by a group of second-generation Libyan exiles in the United States, Enough aims to engage all those who share this sentiment towards the betterment of Libya.
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The Battle for Tikout
Most of my group went on straight ahead to Tikout, but I stuck around with some others to take a few more shots. That ended up being a mistake that almost cost me my life. A rocket fell on a cluster of vehicles and soldiers just a few hundred meters from me. I broke out my camera and started shooting, just as a hailstorm of rockets starting falling all around me
Jun 19, 2011
Women of the Revolution: Contributions & Questions about the Future
The contributions of Libyan women must not be overlooked, nor can their place in Libya’s future be neglected. A more substantial role for women in public life has to be imagined within a broader discussion about building a healthier sphere in which increasingly larger pools of Libyans participate.
May 24, 2011
Muammar Gaddafi and Cynthia Mckinney: BFFs 4eva!
The Gaddafi regime’s shiny white knight: an American diplomat who’s willing to defend them against the Western-Imperialist-Al Qaeda-rats. Mckinney continues to defend Gaddafi as a ‘hero’ of African rights and refuses to acknowledge the crimes of his regime
May 12, 2011
Tribute to ‘February 17th’ by Abdullah Fadhli
Libyan-American artist, Abdullah Fadhli, produced ‘February 17th’ in March of 2011 as a tribute to the uprisings in Libya. The piece, shown here in an exhibition of his recent work, is charcoal and chalk on three 3′x5′ concrete slabs.
Aug 1, 2011, 10 Comment »The Battle for Tikout
Most of my group went on straight ahead to Tikout, but I stuck around with some others to take a few more shots. That ended up being a mistake that almost cost me my life. A rocket fell on a cluster of vehicles and soldiers just a few hundred meters from me. I broke out my camera and started shooting, just as a hailstorm of rockets starting falling all around me
Jun 19, 2011, 2 Comment »Women of the Revolution: Contributions & Questions about the Future
The contributions of Libyan women must not be overlooked, nor can their place in Libya’s future be neglected. A more substantial role for women in public life has to be imagined within a broader discussion about building a healthier sphere in which increasingly larger pools of Libyans participate.
May 24, 2011, 17 Comment »Muammar Gaddafi and Cynthia Mckinney: BFFs 4eva!
The Gaddafi regime’s shiny white knight: an American diplomat who’s willing to defend them against the Western-Imperialist-Al Qaeda-rats. Mckinney continues to defend Gaddafi as a ‘hero’ of African rights and refuses to acknowledge the crimes of his regime
