Anjali Enjeti

@anjalienjeti

Atlanta-area author of Southbound, The Parted Earth, and Ballot, out from Bloomsbury Academic on 2/5/26; Affiliate Faculty at Antioch University Los Angeles MFA; proud poll worker. linktr.ee/anjalienjeti.

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Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Jul 4

“One day everyone will have always been against this.” — Omar El Akkad

Tweet from @xIsraelExposedx.

It took a little longer than expected, but we have created a website for people to view the footage collected from Gaza in one place. You no longer have to download the entire archives to see them.

It includes:

64,537 videos
17,905 photos
Ability to download individual videos
Searchable index
Exhaustive sources list (300+ journalists)
Geolocation data
Livemap with minute to minute updates
Victim list

It can be accessed here: http://ArchiveGenocide.com

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Jun 28

Imagine leading with this much joy.

Mamdani is in a full suit in the middle of a swimming pool.

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Jun 15

Absolutely thrilled that Democratic Socialism won the NBA championship.

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· May 13

The State of Louisiana, the anti-voting rights petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais, takes the first step to eliminating its recently added second majority Black district. Black residents make up 32% of Louisiana’s population, the second highest after Mississippi. www.nola.com/news/politic...

Title: New Louisiana congressional map emerges from Senate committee after debate through the night

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Apr 30

There are many, many reasons why I'm happy that Janet Mills is out but my favorite reason is that she unapologetically supported Israhell's genocide of Palestinians. Glad that Chuck Schumer is probably having a horrible day.

Headline from an article by Randy Billings at the Portland Press Herald, published on April 17: Janet Mills says she opposes attempts to stop funding Israel’s defenses; Mills said at a campaign stop Friday that she would have issues with any effort to prevent the sale of defensive weapons for Israel’s Iron Dome.

NBC News headline on April 30: "Maine Gov. Janet Mills suspends Senate campaign, clearing Democratic path for Graham Platner.
Polls had consistently shown Mills trailing oyster farmer Graham Platner in the Democratic primary. Republican Sen. Susan Collins awaits in the general election."

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Apr 20

Dr. @abdulelsayed.bsky.social is going to win this Michigan primary for the US Senate and then y'all are going to have to stop saying that progressive anti-genocide candidates can only win in NYC. Link to his speech at the Michigan Democratic Party Convention in the comments.

Brown man with a beard and brown hair wearing a gray suit standing behind a podium and speaking through a microphone.

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Mar 14

I picked up lots of books on my book tour. Here are a few-- --Namwali Serpell's ON MORRISON. I know it will be great. --Daisy Hernandez's CITIZENSHIP -- what I've read is outstanding --Can't wait to dig into T Kira Madden's WHIDBEY. I loved her first book, LONG LIVE THE TRIBE OF FATHERLESS GIRLS.

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Mar 13

Heading back to Atlanta after a whirlwind tour that started at AWP in Baltimore & finished last night at Skylight Books in LA w/ Simona Supekar & Tanzila Ahmed. I've been surrounded by so much love, especially from other Asian American women writers. We are a small but mighty community. ❤️❤️❤️

Three South Asian women in a bookstore. I’m holding my book Ballot. Simona is holding her book Stock Photo

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Mar 10

What a glorious evening at Politics and Prose Bookstore with so many friends! Thank you @sunuchandy.bsky.social for moderating such a wonderful discussion. I’ll be at Third Place Books in Lake Forest Park, WA tomorrow! You can find the details here: www.thirdplacebooks.com/event/enjeti...

Three South Asian women sitting in directors chairs holding microphones.

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Mar 9

I'm about halfway through my book tour for BALLOT! I'll be at Politics and Prose tonight at 7 PM with fellow @bloomsburyacademic.bsky.social author Simona Supekar and her fabulous new book, STOCK PHOTO, and author @sunuchandy.bsky.social! politics-prose.com/simona-supek...

Graphic of book covers for Ballot and Stock Photo

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Feb 23

What did we do to deserve to be alive for the two greatest comeback sports stories in history? Threads screenshot from @ simonebiles ALYSSA LIU YOU ARE THAT GIRL

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Feb 14

Your reminder that Democrats work for Republicans. “Democrats overwhelmingly support eliminating ICE (76% vs. 15%), as do nearly half of Independents (47% vs. 35%). Most Republicans (73%) continue to oppose abolishing ICE...” today.yougov.com/politics/art...

Image description: Threads post from @ housedemocrats account which reads, “House Democrats have been clear: ICE should operate just like any other law enforcement agency. Reform ICE now!”

The photo is a screen shot of Rep. Pete Aguilar speaking about ICE reform.

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Feb 5

BALLOT is out today. This book exists because of your support. I am so incredibly grateful. Much love and light to everyone who has ever worked to get out the vote, to everyone who has ever struggled to cast their ballot, to anyone who has fought to make this world a better place.

Me against a brick wall wearing a burgundy shirt and black pants. I’m holding a black book with a purple ballot box in front of my face.

Same as first but holding 3 copies of the book in front of my chest.

Me holding a single copy of the book and smiling at the camera.

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Jan 29

This is so cool. It is a database that tracks ICE raids and incidents in detention centers. You can practically zoom all the way in to the street level. The data is from reliable news sources and there are descriptions of what happened! Link in comments.

Map of the US showing dots where ICE activity is.

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Jan 9

I love my subscription to Zeteo.

Text description:
US Authoritarian Regime Executes Unarmed Civilian as Ruler Grows More Erratic, Isolated
What if we wrote about events in Trump’s America in the way that Western media describe African and Middle Eastern countries?

Prem Thakker
Jan 9

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Jan 5

"Ballot is a lively, thorough, and deeply important treatise... This galvanizing tract is an alarm bell to claw back our power, a warning about becoming complacent, an excoriation of feckless party politics, and an urgent text for this fascist moment." - Lydia Kiesling, author of Mobility

"Ballot is a lively, thorough, and deeply important treatise on the American system of voting. This galvanizing tract is an alarm bell to claw back our power, a warning about becoming complacent, an excoriation of feckless party politics, and an urgent text for this fascist moment."

-- Lydia Kiesling, author of Mobility

Ballot by Anjali Enjeti; Out Feb 5, Bloomsbury Academic; Pre-order Ballot here: https://linktr.ee/anjalienjeti

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Jan 2

Let’s f@cking go. “For too long, those fluent in the good grammar of civility have deployed decorum to mask agendas of cruelty.” — NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, 1/1/26

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Nov 20

While you were sleeping, the administration changed the language on the CDC website regarding autism and vaccines. So many people are going to die or become disabled due to this disinformation. “[S]tudies have not ruled out the possibility that infant vaccines cause autism.”

The conspiracy theorists in the administration are having a field day. How many people will die or become disabled because of this disinformation?

Screenshot 1: an article in the Wall Street Journal today. Title: HEALTHCARE CDC Changes Webpage to Say Vaccines May Cause Autism, Revising Prior Language. The text on vaccines had been a focal point for concerns about RFK Jr.’s views
By Liz Essley Whyte
Follow and Sabrina Siddiqui

Sign for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta
Photo caption: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention building in Atlanta ALYSSA POINTER/REUTERS

Screenshot 2: a page from the CDC website entitled: Autism and Vaccines. Rest of the text:

QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS
For Everyone
NOV. 19, 2025
KEY POINTS

The claim "vaccines do not cause autism" is not an evidence-based claim because studies have not ruled out the possibility that infant vaccines cause autism.
Studies supporting a link have been ignored by health authorities.

Link in comments

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Nov 15

I’m broken hearted over the passing of Alice Wong. What a human. In her memory, I will be donating to the project she co-founded, Crips for eSims, which has raised over 3 million dollars so that Palestinians in Gaza can stay in contact with the world & one another. chuffed.org/project/crip...

From Alice’s X account:

“This is Alice’s friend Sandy Ho, posting. Per Alice’s wishes, this message is being shared at the time of her passing. ‘Hi everyone, it looks like I ran out of time. I have so many dreams that I wanted to fulfill and plans to create new stories for you. There are a few in progress that might come to fruition in a few years if things work out. I did not ever imagine I would live to this age and end up a writer, editor, activist, and more. As a kid riddled with insecurity and internalized ableism, I could not see a path forward. It was thanks to friendships and some great teachers who believed in me that I was able to fight my way out of miserable situations into a place where I finally felt comfortable in my skin. We need more stories about us and our culture.
You all, we all, deserve the everything and more in such a hostile, ableist environment. Our wisdom is incisive and unflinching. I’m honored to be your ancestor and believe disabled oracles like us will light the way to the future. Don’t let the bastards grind you down. I love you all.’”

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Nov 9

Ruwa Romman, candidate for Georgia governor!

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Nov 5

What a dream endorsement for Ballot from Alexander Chee, one of my favorite writers! You can pre-order Ballot, anywhere books are sold! bookshop.org/p/books/ball...

"Anjali Enjeti has written a moving and brilliant autobiography of her vote that intersects with the history of the right to vote, speaking all the while to the subtext of the times: that bound up in our votes are our lives, and what we mean to each other, our future and our past, our possibilities. I found a renewed commitment to democracy. I want this book everywhere." Black book cover with purple ballot box and white ballot with the title Ballot, Anjali Enjeti, and Bloomsbury.

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Nov 5

I will be staring at this map for the next several days.

A map of Georgia in red and blue showing which countries voted for the Democratic or Republican candidates for Public Service Commission.

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Nov 3

Let this be the final nail in Cuomo’s coffin…

Mamdani’s instagram post stating that Trump endorses Cuomo. The campion reads: Congratulations Andrew Cuomo. I know how hard you worked for this.

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Oct 26

The Weather Channel has labeled the Gulf of Mexico, the Gulf of America on their map tracking Hurricane Melissa. We are living in multiple hells at the same time. Link of coverage here: www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8DdRXn2/

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Oct 25

Mainstream media doesn’t even try to hide its fascism problem anymore. Threads post from the Associated Press: “Anti-abortion pregnancy centers offer much more than free ultrasounds and diapers. Here's why they're expanding as Planned Parenthood clinics close.”

Headline: “Anti-abortion pregnancy centers are looking to offer much more than ultrasounds and diapers”

Photo of a pink sign outside an anti-abortion center. I’m intentionally not sharing the link to the article.

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Oct 11

Tweet from @a_abdulruhman

“I do not wish to hear the voices of analysts, smug know-it-alls, or war profiteers. What I long for is to hear, see, and feel the lives of the survivors of genocide, to connect with their voices, their eyes, their sense of betrayal, their anger, their tears, their reproach. Everything about them, and only them.

Let the spaces be reserved for them alone, and steer clear of what we've mentioned.”

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Oct 11

Did I have Ms. Rachel taking on Obama on my bingo card in 2026? No, I did not.

Dear @barackobama,

I saw in your statement you said “Israeli families” & “the people of Gaza.”

Palestinians have families, too.

This kind of language contributes to dehumanization. Dehumanization is part of what caused so many to stay silent as 20,000 children were killed in this genocide.

I’ve sat with wonderful Palestinian families from Gaza. They look at their children just like we look at ours - with all the love & hope in the world.

Love,
Ms Rachel

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Oct 7

This is the kind of poetry that should never have had to be written. Tweet from Gaza doctor Dr. Ezzideen (@ezzinggaza).

Two years ago, on a Friday that now stands outside of time, my father prepared a feast. It was meant to honor life, my graduation, my return, the promise of a future. The table was full, not only with food, but with faith: the quiet, unspoken faith that tomorrow would exist. How easily we believe in continuity, in the mercy of another morning.

We gathered as one family, laughing, speaking over one another, breaking bread with careless joy, pouring juice into glasses as though it were the wine of peace itself. Each gesture was a prayer, though none of us knew it. My father’s hands moved as Christ’s once did, blessing the bread, dividing it among those he loved. And somewhere, though no one could name it, there hung in the air that same fragile foreboding that filled the upper room in Jerusalem, when love spoke its last words before betrayal.

The air trembled with that kind of happiness which only later reveals itself as farewell.

And then, silence.
The silence that only the dead can teach.

When I look now at the photographs, I see the faces of the condemned, though they did not know it. More than half of them are gone, devoured by what men call war and what truth calls murder. The homes that once contained our breathing, our prayers, our smallest tenderness, crushed. The gardens that smelled of oranges and evening, erased. I walk in memory as one walks through ruins, touching the stones of vanished laughter.

October 7 was not the birth of a war; it was the death of illusion. On that day, history tore itself open, and the wound has not closed. It bleeds through every surviving soul. And in that blood I see not only the crime of one nation against another, but the crime of humanity against itself, the old, endless betrayal that men repeat while invoking God.

If justice still exists, it must weep.
If God still looks upon this earth, He must avert His eyes.

This day should be marked forever, not as an event of politics, but as a revelation of the human abyss. Let every flag descend into silence. Let every tongue fall still. Because what was taken from us was not only life, but the very rhythm of being alive, the rustle of bread torn by a father’s hand, the sound of a child laughing before she learns what grief is.

They took from us the ordinary, and left us with eternity.

And yet, I remain. I, who ate with them, who still taste that bread in my mouth as though it were guilt itself. I live, and I do not know why. Perhaps only to remember. Perhaps only to tell the world that history is not written in treaties or speeches, but in the trembling of hands that once passed a dish across a table, in the laughter that did not know it was bidding farewell to the world.

There was a feast once, and it became the Last Supper of my people.
And the world, indifferent, learned, self-satisfied, did not attend.
But it must remember. Because if it does not, then we, the living, will have died for nothing, and the dead will have died twice.

#GazaGenocide

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Oct 6

It's starting to get real. T-minus 4 months until my third book, BALLOT, enters the world. You can pre-order Ballot anywhere books or sold. Support independent bookstores by pre-ordering through Bookshop: bookshop.org/p/books/ball...

White title page with the words Ballot, Anjali Enjeti, Bloomsbury Academic.

Anjali Enjeti@anjalienjeti· Sep 26

Do not tread on another person's hope. It is the least we can do as human beings.