Cassandra Dixon from the Madison Rafah Sister City Project gives an update on the ongoing assault on Palestinians in Gaza, and the many projects that the organization is coordinating to […]
Subtle Desi Traits 22: Palestine and the Business of War
In this episode, host Ankita Bharadwaj talks with Christian Sorenson and Rachel Ida-Buff to analyze who benefits the most from wars and violence like that Palestine. Ankita also brings an […]
The Obligation to Stand Up and Say Something
Samer Alatout, UW-Madison Buttel-Sewell associate professor of Community and Environmental Sociology, has been learning, teaching, thinking and talking about people and their environment for years. He’s also a Palestinian-American, born […]
COMING TOGETHER AND SPEAKING OUT IN SOLIDARITY
The Wisconsin All Out for Palestine march and rally at the Capitol on Saturday, December 9th was sponsored by the Wisconsin Coalition for Justice in Palestine representing almost 60 organizations […]
Prof. Stephen Kantrowitz,”Citizens of a Stolen Land: A Ho-Chunk ...
Stu Levitan’s guest is UW history professor Stephen Kantrowitz, whose new book should be of special interest to those of us here in Teejop. It’s Citizens of a Stolen Land: […]
Subtle Desi Traits 21: Palestine- Resisting Annihilation
“How do we avoid propaganda about state-sanctioned violence, genocide, and ethnic cleansing? In this episode, host Ankita Bharadwaj discusses the complicated dynamics of world powers in the conflict between Israel […]