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Current debates on LGBT activism in Lebanon: between consumerism and inclusivity
An article by Helem’s president, Ms. Hiba Abbani, caused a controversy in the LGBT commuity and their supporters. The article was published among a series of articles in a space provided by Al-Akhbar...
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Peter Hayat’s Response to AUB’s Homophobic Outlook Article
Response to Viewpoint: Please me at any Price, written By Mohamad Sibai and published in Outlook “That they may have life and have it more abundantly” a motto that has been adopted by one of the top...
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Yasmine Hallab’s Response to AUB Outlook’s Homophobic Article
Photo Credit: http://itsoktobegay101.tumblr.com/post/18793496181/heterosexual-privileges-taken-for-granted-lets Hey, are you straight? If so, then congratulations: you have access to a very different...
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Open Letter to Mohamad Sibai by Anonymous Heterosexual Woman
An Open Letter to Mohamad Sibai, Re: Your article, “Viewpoint: Please Me at Any Price” (Original article found at: http://justpaste.it/yfs) Dear Mr. Sibai, Photo Credit:...
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Response to Outlook Controversy by AUB Architecture Alumni
To Outlook Newspaper’s editors, I was astonished and appalled by the article, “Please me at any price”, by Mohammad Sibai, that you published in the last issue of Outlook. It was an extremely saddening...
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Marieke Krijnen’s Emails to Outlook Newspaper
Initial Email Sent to Outlook: Dear Madam, dear Sir: Please be informed that I do not wish to read such homophobic junk as was published by Mohamad Sibai in your newspaper. I am ashamed to have shared...
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A Lebanese Activist Tool
Here is a list of the Twitter accounts of Lebanese celebrities and influential people. This is the first draft so I am sure it will be missing many important names. Please help us refine the lists by...
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