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Photos (top, left to right): Beverly Guy-Sheftall, Toni Morrison, Angela Y. Davis, and bell hooks. (Bottom, left to right): Audre Lorde, June Jordan, Barbara Ransby, and another photo of June Jordan.
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Solidarity with Palestine - A Radical Black Feminist Mandate: A Reading List
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Black4Palestine. 7K likes. This is a page highlighting Black solidarity with the Palestinian struggle for self-determination. We launched the page in August 2015, simultaneous to the release of our...
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Created by Emory Douglas, legendary Black Panther Party graphic artist. https://vimeo.com/128523144
Palestinians of African descent describe their daily struggles against 'double-racism' and Israeli occupation.
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The Forum on Arab and Muslim Affairs of the Arab Studies Institute is delighted to launch the Black-Palestinian Transnational Solidarities Project (BPTS) . The Project will examine connections and...
The initial focuses of the project will be the Black struggles in the United States and South Africa and the Palestinian shatat or diaspora in the Middle East and Europe. The Project is not limited to these geographic sites and will organically develop as informed by the work on the ground.
The Dream Defenders have now led two delegations to Palestine. Delegates have a chance to see the land and occupation up close, while engaging in dialogue and relationship building with Palestinians on the ground engaged in the struggle for justice. DDPalestine is a part of the resurgence of internationalism within the US based movement for justice, especially inspired by the connections of Black & Palestinian liberation. Historically this movement has existed for decades, with no shortage of figures exchanging commitments of solidarity, and here we are again, declaring that our liberation is tied together.
http://www.dreamdefenders.org/ddpalestine
Naber, Nadine. Arab and Black Feminisms Joint Struggle and Transnational Anti-Imperialist Activism
https://www.academia.edu/29128126/Naber_Nadine._Arab_and_Black_Feminisms_Joint_Struggle_and_Transnational_Anti-Imperialist_Activism
Seattle Seahawks player Michael Bennett cited John Carlos and Muhammad Ali in his statement explaining why he skipped the trip.
“We are dedicating this memorial in honor of two young lives that have been snuffed out unjustly,” said Reverend Graylan Hagler of DC, dedicating a shrine in Aida refugee camp in Bethlehem to Tamir…
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This essay explores the conditions out of which a diasporic anti-imperialist Arab feminist group came into alignment with the Women of Color Resource Center. It focuses on the history and leaders of the Women of Color Resource Center and its roots in
Black History in Occupied Territory: On the Entanglements of Slavery and Settler Colonialism - Justin Leroy
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Recent work in black and indigenous studies has made claims to exceptionalism that leave the two fields at an impasse. This article argues that since the nineteenth century, US colonial projects have relied upon a simultaneous logic of anti-blackness and settlement. It further argues that social movements have been able to capitalize on radical forms of solidarity by suspending claims to exceptionalism so pervasive in scholarship. It concludes with a sketch of black-Palestinian solidarity activism, paying particular attention to how the anti-blackness at work in the Israeli settler project makes blackness resonate in Palestine and occupation resonate among black Americans.
From: Theory & Event Volume 19, Issue 4, 2016
Arabs for Black Power—a circle of organizers from the United States and Arabic-speaking regions—has released a statement in solidarity with the Movement for Black Lives. The Movement for Black Lives, or M4BL, is raising global consciousness about state-sanctioned and state-perpetuated violence against people of color in the United States, as well as actively working to…
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Black4Palestine. 5,067 likes · 706 talking about this. This is a page highlighting Black solidarity with the Palestinian struggle for self-determination....