200 Days of Genocide in Palestine
Stand up. Fight Back.
200 Days of genocide in Palestine.
In November, I started to collect resources to educate myself on Palestine and create a list of ways that I could take action. In December, I shared it with a friend. In January, I made it an open access resource online.
After 4 months of daily updates, the resource now stands at 250+ pages of information that ranges from how to call your reps, who to boycott, talking to kids about connectedness and ways to take a stand for a free Palestine regardless of your physical or financial capacity.
Each of us has a part to play.
The people of Palestine, Congo and Sudan need us.
The students and faculty at the Gaza encampments need us.
As we take a stand for our worldwide collective liberation, we need each other.
If you’ve never viewed the guide, I invite you to do that today.
And then, take an action.
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With that said, this is one of the few times that I will share them.
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It’s been an extra rough month emotionally and financially.
I need Mama, Auntie and big sis hugs.
Stay loud. Stay safe. Take care of each other out there.
Liberation to the oppressed! (Ourselves included.)