RadicalAnthro, to random
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In this week's #LongreadsTop5:

-Displacing the #Maasai (The Atlantic)
-The death of an #Alabama #pastor (Esquire)
-Alaska's little brown #bats (Hakai Magazine)
-A dispatch from an #AI conference (n+1)
-Remembering #ShaunOfTheDead (British GQ)

Read why our editors picked these stories: https://longreads.com/2024/04/12/the-top-5-longreads-of-the-week-511/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social

#Longreads #Reading #Nonfiction #Journalism #Reporting

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Another urgent request from the Maasai of Tanzania to sign and/or SHARE the petition "Tanzania: Stop the eviction of the Maasai". It has been running since 2022 and initially seemed successful: https://secure.avaaz.org/campaign/en/maasai_evictions_sg_loc

Current appeal [slightly shortened]:
"In a matter of days, 27,000 Maasai could lose their ancestral land! Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan wants to clear the Maasai homeland for and trophy hunting in the hope of immense profits. A few years ago, 3 million signatories stood up for the Maasai - and the president at the time listened to us. Now they are asking for support again."

RadicalAnthro, to climate
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grandmothers from S document their increasing burden of care and provisioning for their families in the face of and prolonged in E Africa.

"Naneu and Metito say their photography work has allowed them to share authentic representations of Maasai women, reignited their interest in everyday happenings in their communities, and enabled them to understand the issues they face more deeply.

“Getting behind the camera and hearing how people are being affected, that’s when I truly understood the extent of the situation we are facing with climate change,” says Naneu."

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2024/jan/02/maasai-women-photographing-their-people

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The European Parliament has condemned the eviction of indigenous people in in the name of conservation.

The resolution comes after attempts by the authorities to evict the Maasai from areas in and around the famous national park.

The EU said that indigenous rights were a non-negotiable part of any conservation initiative.

Tanzania's government has denied forcefully evicting the Maasai people, saying they have been moving voluntarily.

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