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For the past two years, three researchers have tried to understand what ‘happiness’ looks like for residents of Kyrgyzstan, and particularly for LGBT and queer people in this Central Asian state, who regularly face rejection and violence.
The result of their work is A Book About Happiness: For Young (and not so) LGBT (and not only) People, which draws on interviews from members of LGBT communities in Kyrgyzstan, but also touches on broader topics: How has the idea of happiness changed in the post-Soviet space? What might happiness look like from a left-wing perspective? Why doesn’t the global positive thinking industry make people happier – wherever they are?
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From former Soviet Kyrgyzstan comes new book on Lenin’s 150th February 1, 2021 9:55 AM CDT By Morning Star
In this photo taken on Oct. 11, 2017, a statue of Vladimir Lenin stands in Pokrovka village, 30 miles west of Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan. The thousands of statues of Vladimir Lenin still spread across the vast region bring to mind poet Vladimir Mayakovsky s ringing line of devotion: Lenin lived, Lenin lives, Lenin will live. Now, a new book that has its roots in the former Soviet republic marks Lenin s 150th birthday. | Vladimir Voronin / AP