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"Just Keep Organizing," Says Palestinian Youth Movement Organizer
"Palestinians have been resisting genocidal colonial attacks for 75 years," says Miriam Osman.
Kelly Hayes
Kelly Hayes is a Menominee author, educator, organizer, and photographer. Kelly is the host of Truthout’s podcast “Movement Memos” and co-author of Let This Radicalize You, with Mariame Kaba.
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“In Grief and Solidarity”: A Statement of Solidarity With Palestine
Hundreds of activists and organizers from a wide spectrum of struggles express solidarity with Palestine.
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Must Read Roundup - October 20, 2023
From billion-dollar “supersize” prisons to Gaza and Native land struggles, here are some important stories you may have missed this week.
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When Jewish Anti-Zionists Are Compared to White Supremacists
"Anti-Zionism is accused of being antisemitic when it is critical of Israel, which, in many people's formulation, is the primary vector of Jewish safety," says Shane Burley.
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A Vigil for Palestine and a Reflection on Grief
"Amid so much repression, every action we take matters."
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"I Lived All My Life as Collateral Damage," Says Palestinian Activist
"I'm one of those who has been bombed and bombed and bombed," says Majed Abusalama.
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What to Read This Weekend
This week’s must-read list is all about Gaza, grief, Israeli aggression, and Palestinian struggle
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Israel’s Tools of Occupation Are Tested on Palestine and Exported Globally
“This will only grow and worsen,” says author Antony Loewenstein.
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Must Read Roundup
From Gaza to Elon Musk and underground economies, these stories are worth your time.
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Poetry as Violence | An Excerpt From Let This Radicalize You
"If these systems function without interruption, you will be told you are experiencing 'peace,'" write Kelly Hayes and Mariame Kaba.
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Harsha Walia Talks About GardaWorld, Migrant Camps and Chicago
"GardaWorld literally operates sites of carcerality, of social control," says Harsha Walia.
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What to Read This Weekend
From resistance to care work, grief, and the merging of Big Tech and policing, here are some stories you may have missed this week.