
PhD in Health & Rehab @westernu | North-African by heritage and weather preferences | Tweets on almost everything | Poli, Health Sci, History, Lit
London, Ontario
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In reality, the effervescence and the revolutionary spirit have been kept alive by the women in the home. For revolutionary war is not the war of men.
- Frantz Fanon; A Dying Colonialism
Selma Tobah retweeted
Rejecting your own report because you didn't like the findings is madness.
The student protestors were on the right side of history
U of T rejects report, recommendations on anti-Muslim, anti-Arab discrimination
cp24.com/local/toronto/2026/…
Selma Tobah retweeted
After a considerable amount of work by many people, our report on Anti-Muslim, Anti-Arab, and Anti-Palestinian discrimination at the University of Toronto was just published. Please read it's 175 pages: people.utoronto.ca/wp-conten…
Selma Tobah retweeted
The rejection kind of proves the report?
U of T rejects report, recommendations on anti-Muslim, anti-Arab discrimination
cp24.com/local/toronto/2026/…
Selma Tobah retweeted
Absolute bombshell report on the rampant anti-Muslim, anti-Arab, and anti-Palestinian discrimination at @UofT.
There is an entire section on the Faculty of Medicine @uoftmedicine.
The report captures a small fraction of the stories of UofT staff, students, and faculty who have experienced racism, targeting, procedural unfairness, and professional and educational repercussions.
In what I believe is an unprecedented move, UofT has rejected the report and its recommendations.
It is interesting whose feelings appear to matter and whose lives seem to have lesser value.
Read the full report here:
people.utoronto.ca/wp-conten…
U of T rejects report, recommendations on anti-Muslim, anti-Arab discrimination
cp24.com/local/toronto/2026/…
Jokes on you. Everyone should have divested from Nvidia because of their involvement in Israeli Apartheid.
Nvidia in Israel and the Boycott Movement | by Roxana Ologeanu-Taddei | Policy Panorama | Medium share.google/26dMeCecCysHTdf…
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Selma Tobah retweeted
They were literally singing his name in the style of a wedding salute. You should take Laura Loomer’s advice and start learning Arabic.
NOW: Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed’s victory speech takes an unexpected turn as he’s interrupted by his own supporters in Washington, D.C.
The moment briefly shifts attention away from El-Sayed as he addresses the crowd following his election victory and prepares to make history as the nation’s first Muslim U.S. senator.
Download the Fox News app or go to Foxnews.com for more.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This is not Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed's victory speech (delivered in Detroit on Nov. 4); the clip shows him at the Arab America Empowerment Summit in Chantilly, VA, on Nov. 6 ahead of a concert, with the audience celebrating.
arabamerica.com/weve-arrived-c…
cbsnews.com/detroit/news/e…
foxnews.com/video/64080482…
Selma Tobah retweeted
i know none of you have stepped foot in rural ontario the way you insist canadians can’t be maga
Selma Tobah retweeted
If I ever get murdered by the state, and you put an "I voted" sticker on my memorial, just know that I will go out of my way to haunt you.
Selma Tobah retweeted
What really stands out to me about Ta-Nahisi Coates is that he's not a radical. He just takes liberalism's self-professed ideals about liberty & democracy seriously & as a result won't accept the ugly contradictions at the heart of Western liberal-capitalism in action
Ta-Nehisi Coates on Haley Stevens and anti-Arab racism:
vanityfair.com/story/ta-nehi…
Selma Tobah retweeted
People need to stop looking at lines like this and thinking wow this is so awesome so many people are voting and start seeing these insanely long lines as what they are- a form of voter suppression.
Selma Tobah retweeted
Remember to set your clocks back tonight from standard depression to seasonal depression.
I first heard ‘Sweet Liberty’ or ‘The Prayer of Sheil’ sung a cappella by Ian Lynch of Lankum, and was fascinated by it.
These words were written 200 years ago by Irish weaver and songwriter John Sheil and its attitude toward global solidarity in the face of oppression still resonates deeply today.
It felt an appropriate song to share on Monday night. Thank you to the wonderful @Meredi__ for arranging this song for strings and thank you again to @macklemore for putting together such an important evening.
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