Pretty explosive claim to attribute to anonymous "whistleblowers" in an article with no byline Maybe The Telegraph is a bad newspaper
worker student solidarity 🤝
“The planned expanded strike would be one of the biggest actions by an American labor union in support of Palestinians and comes as college leaders face scrutiny for calling in police in riot gear to clear pro-Palestinian encampments.”
Workers at UCLA and UC Davis are poised to strike beginning Tuesday over allegations their rights were violated by UC's actions against pro-Palestinian protests.
For Lorde, how we integrate that pain into our lives is the beginning of social activism. In integrating that pain, we are led to ask “why do these people suffer in this way,” or “how am I complicit in their suffering,” and ideally, we’re less willing to accept conditions that enable that suffering.
great article by vanessa thompson and pinar tuzcu on the criminalization of palestine solidarity protests and the carceral state. there’s also a reference to the protests at uni kassel and FU berlin antipodeonline.org/2024/05/15/p...
There is something uniquely cruel about excitedly attacking the accuracy of Gazan death statistics after spending months bombing and killing all the health officials and institutions responsible for trying to track them.
as a movement we have to discuss, learn, and practice accountability outside of institutions that have failed to do so. let’s listen to each other, take care of each other, be accountable for each other and reinvent
when careerism and political dishonesty is at the heart of the academic enterprise, calling the cops to evict its students is the only sloppy response the neoliberal university has to offer
looking forward to reading it!