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Street art by Hayat Chaaban covers a wall in one of Tripoli’s more troubled areas. Credit: Waging Nonviolence/Christine Petré. All rights reserved.
In Tripoli, young Lebanese defy a city’s violent reputation
Graffiti and other street art, music and collective action are tools to overturn mainstream media stereotypes.
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