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Kathleen Bachynski
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Assistant Professor of public health at Muhlenberg College. History, ethics, epidemiology, sports, injury prevention.
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“On this St. Patrick’s Day… we are appealing to the conscience of Irish America. We ask Irish Americans in their capacity as citizens, as members of cultural and benevolent societies, as political leaders, to use their influence to avert a Famine as severe as the one faced by their ancestors.”

Great Irish Famine historians issue St. Patrick's Day statement on Gaza
Great Irish Famine historians issue St. Patrick's Day statement on Gaza

A group of historians is urging Irish Americans to use their influence to avert a Famine in Gaza as severe as the one faced by their Irish ancestors.

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MAgrout.bsky.social

Emailed my senators today about it 😎

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EMgianttourtiere.bsky.social

One thing I always mention when I teach on the Great Hunger is that the Choctaw First Nation sent $170 for famine relief in Ireland. They had recently experienced starvation in the 'Trail of Tears' and wanted to help another people who were suffering similarly.

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TOtracynovick.bsky.social

Thank you for sharing this.

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And both were manufactured by a colonialist power

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Ppatriciaanne.bsky.social

Amazing that Ireland is standing in where was those Sweden What is happening in Gaza is literally the end of humanity

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NLnicklloyd.bsky.social

The world’s most prominent Irish American politician has already said we’re building a port to receive aid

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LLlebanonlink.bsky.social

Interesting. Just yesterday I compared the two.

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Jpolyparadigm.bsky.social

English hasbara in 1845: “But you can still buy whisky and butter in Londonderry, no way people are starving!”

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Kathleen Bachynski
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Assistant Professor of public health at Muhlenberg College. History, ethics, epidemiology, sports, injury prevention.
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