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From Atlanta to Palestine, our struggles are inextricably intertwined, and the latest round of police violence against protesters proves this.
Generation Z forced the world to stop and respond to the Israeli genocide in Gaza. In return, they are being punished by the same system implicated in the killing.
Rank-and-file members of UAW Labor for Palestine are demanding that their union’s leadership withdraws their dues money from Israel Bonds and divest from genocide.
We as UCSD graduate students are outraged at the university’s double standards as it violently cracks down on the Gaza Solidarity Encampment while inviting a Zionist archeologist complicit in the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.
We stand alongside Princeton University students in demanding divestment, boycott, and an end to the university’s silence over the genocide in Gaza.
The student intifada draws its conviction from Palestinian and anticolonial resistance.
The arrests and violence against protesters are meant to tire the movement for liberation and scare us into complacency. They are afraid of the power we hold as a collective.
The aftermath of the violence at UCLA illustrates that we live in an upside-down world where we decry property damage on college campuses as we fund the genocide in Gaza, and where we advocate for free speech until it says “stop the genocide.”
We strongly denounce Sciences Po’s ambiguous stance on the ongoing genocide in Gaza and condemn the university’s repression of students calling on the administration to take a principled stance against apartheid and genocide.