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    Rasmea Odeh: Deported But Not Defeated

    The U.S. deported Palestinian Chicago-based activist Rasmea Odeh a little over a year ago. Here’s how the 71-year-old is adjusting to a whole new life in Jordan.

    Asraa Mustufa Oct 1, 2018 10:00AM EDT
    A brown woman wearing a black floral dress and a light peach hijab smiles while holding up a fist

    Dear America: Linda Sarsour Has Advice for Some of Us Who Are Brave

    In the aftermath of Israeli soldiers killing more than 60 Palestinian protestors on Monday, the Palestinian-American organizer urges “brave Americans” to “choose to be on the right side of history.”

    Akiba Solomon May 16, 2018 12:51PM EDT
    A Palestinian woman wearing a black hijab sobs

    5 Things You Need to Watch, Read and Follow About Palestine Right Now

    While Trump envoys celebrated the opening of a United States embassy in Jerusalem, Israeli soldiers killed more than 60 Palestinian protestors and wounded thousands. Here, a few resources to help you grasp what’s really going on.

    Akiba Solomon May 15, 2018 5:47PM EDT

    Traveling While Black: I Was Racially Profiled and Locked Up in Israel

    Detroit activist and writer Kristian Davis Bailey was en route to a West Bank conference to talk about Black and Palestinian solidarity when Israeli police accused him of drug smuggling. Here, he reflects on the trauma of his arrest and insists that it’s nothing compared to what Palestinians face. 

    Kristian Davis Bailey Feb 25, 2016 10:21AM EST

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