It's so insular. Opposing a genocide should be an easily accessible mainstream position. All this in-group signaling is political repellant (factually correct usages of martyr and intifada, invoking the watermelon as a symbol). Protesting museum director's homes & expecting the public to "get it"?

I occasionally listen to Chapo still since they do actually care about Palestinians but then they interview a Columbia protest leader and they're talking about how important it is to link the struggle against genocide and apartheid in Palestine is the same as Columbia expanding its campus.