free palestine

there is no genocide in a just world šŸ‡µšŸ‡ø

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onto todayā€™s topic: free palestine šŸ‡µšŸ‡ø 

i feel sickened, disappointed and enraged all-together. today marks the 8th month of the gaza genocide ā€” palestinian families being torn apart, hospitals being bombed, and universities being purged. gaza is being gutted of life as you read this post on your phone.

we take to the streets wearing black, red, and green with fiery pride and determination. we demand divestment and ceasefire by singing petitions. we set up encampments and educate others with sincerity. we do it all in peace, with the ultimate goal of exactly that: peace and palestineā€™s freedom.

so, why is it that police are beating down our right to protest?  

flanked with police at both sides, do you feel powerful beating down students protesting for the lives of innocent palestinians?

your display of superiority and hypocrisy is shameful.

protests didnā€™t cause us to lose our faith in education. your smug grin as you watched students get shoved and core communities get shut down did. protestors are not disrupting education. stripping them of their safety and trust in education is. after all, isnā€™t education all about listening and understanding? what are institutions teaching us if they themselves cannot practice it? šŸ¤Ø 

if you are prioritizing studentsā€™ safety, what about the palestinian students who watch institutions profit off the murder of their relatives? what about the marginalized students that find solace and community in the campus y? what about the students getting tear-gassed?

what are you really protecting?

protestors and police didnā€™t clash at unc. students were brutalized. the ucla encampment and zionists didnā€™t clash. the encampment was attacked with explosives and chemical weapons. columbia isnā€™t enforcing peaceful protest. theyā€™re eradicating it entirely and silencing student voices

weā€™re upset. weā€™re heartbroken. weā€™re tired, but we wonā€™t stop. we canā€™t.

from the river to the sea, palestine will be free.

free palestine. šŸ‡µšŸ‡ø 

if you are still unfamiliar with the gaza genocide, i implore you, please educate yourself.

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