The poem intertwines the narratives of Palestine and Bengali heritage, celebrating resilience and solidarity. Through storytelling and shared struggles, it portrays the enduring legacy passed from generation to generation.
Waeza Jagirdar
Alum
Waeza, a media and communication student at Lehman College with a minor in political science, is passionate about healthcare and aims to make a positive impact through a future in nursing. Outside of her studies, she's actively involved in advocacy for education and human rights. In her free time, she enjoys watching early 2000's shows and reading mystery novels.
Artist‘s Statement
I carry the stories of South Asian culture and the vibrant tapestry of Islam. I unveil the silenced narratives, the unspoken truths, and the resounding resilience of these intertwined worlds. Inspired by the richness and diversity of South Asian heritage, I strive to weave words that paint vivid portraits of love, loss, and unwavering faith. I challenge stereotypes, bridge cultural divides, and foster a deeper understanding of our shared humanity.
Story
The World Cup at Qatar
The world cup was a beautiful experience and it’s something that should be remembered.
Story
Free Palestine
To honor the Palestinians that have passed and for those who are still fighting for their country.
Story
Freedom
Freedom, a simple word, yet with so much meaning. Something that we all yearn for, but not everyone has…