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Get Juliet’s book here and all proceeds will be donated to Sameer Project’s medical campaign: open-books-a-poem-emporium.myshopify.com/collections/...

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Book Review Forum — Juliet Nebolon’s “Settler Militarism: World War II in Hawai‘i and the Making of US Empire” - Antipode Online Desiree Valadares (UBC), Kawena Elkington (UH Mānoa), Haylee Makana Kushi (UH Hilo), Kelema Lee Moses (UC San Diego), and Laurel Mei-Singh (UT Austin) on Juliet Nebolon’s Settler Militarism: World War...

Book Review Forum — "Settler Militarism: World War II in Hawai‘i and the Making of US Empire" by @julietneb.bsky.social antipodeonline.org/2025/07/11/s...

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Facing 100 Lawsuits, Trump Admin Walks Back Student Visa Record Terminations The administration says that it is restoring student visa records while it drafts a new policy to allow terminations.

The Trump administration is walking back visa record terminations for thousands of students across the U.S. after suffering numerous losses in court and admitting last week that officials do not have the authority to terminate students’ immigration statuses by revoking their records.

crowded table with posters and books, available with donation to Sameer Project.

for our followers at the AAAS conference in Boston - we are tabling and doing other things to disrupt conferencing as an academic space/time free from the 'real world.' come visit us and drop your $$$ to support the Sameer Project, which continues to provide life-saving resources for ppl in Gaza

workshops for gaza @workshops4gaza Outlaw Healing: Criminalized Women and the Politics of Repair Nadj Eisenberg-Guyot Sunday April 20 12-1:30 EST on zoom background is broken fence with flowers growing from yellow earth

Coming on Sunday, April 20:
"Outlaw Healing: Criminalized Women and the Politics of Repair" with Nadj Eisenberg-Guyot

To benefit the Sameer Project's North Gz initiative

www.workshops4gaza.com/calendar/out...

A Letter to Columbia <i>Editor's Note: This op-ed was dictated by Mahmoud Khalil. Spectator verified this with his Attorney Amy Greer and conducted its regular editing process. Khalil is currently detained at the Central ...

Must-read from Mahmoud Khalil: “It is incumbent upon each of you to reclaim the University and join the student movement to carry forward the work of the past year.”

www.columbiaspectator.com/opinion/2025...

The Office for Civil Rights has requested the names & nat'lities of students & faculty..involved in alleged Title VI violations.
Today, the AAUP wrote to college & universities to clarify that they are under NO LEGAL COMPULSION to comply. Doing so enables deportations.
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The Scapegoating of Trans People in Trump’s America How social media promotes a cycle of admiration and resentment in an influencer-driven world – and why the transgender community is at the centre of its violence

"Trans people are not scapegoated because we are different. We are scapegoated because we seemingly undermine difference itself. Social structures tolerate difference within their order, but we present a difference to the order." www.frieze.com/article/scap...

Latest @detentionwatchnetwork.org statement: "This is a tipping point in Trump’s cruel detention and deportation agenda that echoes some of the darkest moments in US history, including the Red Scare & Japanese American incarceration during World War II"
www.detentionwatchnetwork.org/pressroom/re...

words feel useless in this moment, but silence is unacceptable. let's raise our voices and take principled action for those 400+ Palestinians that the entity massacred last night and for every single person murdered because their very existence was a threat to the settler colonial zionist project

Pleased to share this conversation between Dansowaa Adu (M.A. student, Trinity College) and Arun Kundnani about his book, *What is Antiracism? And Why It Means Anticapitalism* @versobooks.bsky.social for new episode of Curating Conversations:
trinitysocialjustice.com/the-ideal-en...

Khalil Case Shows How Migrant Justice and Palestine Solidarity Are Tied Together The detention of Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil was made possible by the normalization of deportation.

For @truthout.org I wrote about Mahmoud Khalil’s detention, how Trump is capitalizing on the normalization of incarcerating immigrants to enforce his creeping fascist agenda, and why this moment calls for us to bridge across our movements for social change. truthout.org/articles/kha...

This is why we must fight for everyone. Whether they’ve been incarcerated or have had contact with the criminal legal system or are merely undocumented. When you accept that some people are deserving of detention and deportation the scope of who is eligible is always under threat of expanding.

Poll Finds 6 in 10 Democratic Voters Now Back Palestinians Over Israelis A record 59 percent of Democratic voters say they sympathize more with Palestinians than Israelis.

The proportion of Americans who back Israel is at the lowest level on record, with support for Israel cratering amid its genocide in Gaza, Gallup has found in new polling.

Workshops for Gaza, @workshops4gaza Outlaw Healing: Criminalized Women and the Politics of Repair Nadj Eisenberg-Guyot, Sunda April 20th 12-1:30 EST on zoom black letters over a background of yellow, green, purple, red, and white - flowers growing out of a fence/bars

‼️April 20th: "Outlaw Healing: Criminalized Women and the Politics of Repair," by Nadj Eisenberg-Guyot.

This workshop introduces "outlaw healing" - how criminalized women who use drugs imagine and experiment with transformation, solidarity, and repair beyond incarceration and forced cure.

Israel Suspends Aid Into Gaza, Bringing Ceasefire Closest It’s Been to Collapse Throughout the 42 days of the first phase of the ceasefire, Israel systematically violated the terms of the deal.

Israel has suspended aid into Gaza, jeopardizing the fragile ceasefire, which has already been undermined by systematic violations during its first 42 days.

Tomorrow! Don't miss @julietneb.bsky.social's salon with J. Kēhaulani Kauanui, Jodi Kim, and Momo Djebli, moderated by @cheatherton.bsky.social. Free and open to public. A reception will follow. If you'll be in Hartford, hope to see you there.

Thanks to all who promoted & attended this @workshops4gaza.bsky.social! Together we raised over $1600 for the Rafaat Alareer Camp, which provides specialized care for pregnant & postpartum women, newborns, and those with special needs in Central Gaza. Was honored to share the space with all of you 💜

Today! Don't miss @julietneb.bsky.social's @workshops4gaza.bsky.social.

Settler Militarism — Workshops 4 Gaza Step 1: Donate to Sameer Project here (sugg. donation $30). Step 2: Register for “Settler Militarism” here . In this workshop, Juliet Nebolon will discuss how settler colonialism and ...

last push for tomorrow's - Settler Militarism w/Juliet Nebolon, to benefit the Refaat Alareer Camp (Sameer Project)!

February 28, 6pm EST on zoom

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House GOP Budget Would Raise Health Care Costs for the Poor to Pay the Rich The push to slash health care to pay for Trump’s tax cuts will come back to haunt Republicans.

Medicaid and related programs provide health insurance for nearly 80 million adults and children, but potential cuts outlined would leave millions with less money to pay for food and housing while boosting incomes for the extremely wealthy by 3.9%.

The NYT headline emphasizes the reopening of Delaney Hall as being a Trump era move, but it was the Biden administration that started working with GEO to reopen the facility last year, see the story below from months ago. www.nytimes.com/2025/02/27/n...

📅 Fri. 2/28 @ 7PM: We join @bostonreview.bksy.social in welcoming Sam Klug for a discussion of his new book "The Internal Colony: Race and the American Politics of Global Decolonization" in conversation with Chad Williams. For more info visit: www.harvard.com/event/sam-klug

North and Central Gaza: Food, Water, Diapers + Milk, Medical Aid Translating Falasteen (Palestine), in collaboration with The Sameer Project, launched a fundraising campaign to support families in Gaza facing severe hardships. Our mission is to provide essential ai...

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THE SAMEER PROJECT ONLY HAS ENOUGH FUNDS TO CONTINUE OPERATING IN THE NORTH FOR 3 MORE DAYS.

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Campus Police Are Using Israeli Spy Tech to Crack Down on Student Protest Israeli-made surveillance technologies are accelerating the militarization of campus police departments across the US.

Israeli-made surveillance technologies and “training expeditions” are accelerating the militarization of campus police departments across the US.

“Reimagining Antifascist Futures: A Conversation with Dr. Alyosha Goldstein and Dr. Simón Trujillo.” March 6, 2025 15:00 – 17:00 EST Please email allan.lumba@concordia.ca for zoom link. Please join us for a virtual conversation on rethinking fascisms and reimagining antifascist movements with professors Dr. Alyosha Goldstein and Dr. Simón Trujillo. Co-editors of the 2022 book For Antifascist Futures: Against the Violence of Imperial Crisis (Common Notions Press), Goldstein and Trujillo will discuss what they see as new formations of authoritarian politics in 2025 and possible horizons of resistance against racial capitalist and imperial violence. This event is sponsored by the Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Society and Culture, and brought to you by Abolition Worlds and Dark Opacities Lab. Alyosha Goldstein is professor American Studies at the University of New Mexico. He is the author of Poverty in Common: The Politics of Community Action during the American Century (Duke University Press, 2012), editor of Formations of United States Colonialism (Duke University Press, 2014), and coeditor of For Antifascist Futures: Against the Violence of Imperial Crisis (Common Notion, 2022) and The Cambridge History of Colonialism and Decolonization, volume 4, 1914 – 2001 (in preparation for Cambridge University Press). His book This Colonial Present: Dispossession, Irreparation, and the Gound Not Given is forthcoming from Duke University Press. Simón Ventura Trujillo is an Associate Professor of Latinx Studies in the English Department at New York University. Born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, he teaches and researches on Chicanx and Latinx literature; Borderland methodologies; US ethnic studies; decolonial social movements; race, racism, and racialization; and comparative indigeneities. With Alyosha Goldstein, he is the co-editor of For Antifascist Futures: Against the Violence of Imperial Crisis (Common Notions Press, 2022). He is the author of Land Uprisin…

Reimagining Antifascist Futures:
A Conversation with @alyoshagoldstein.bsky.social and Simón Trujillo

March 6, 2025
3-5pm EST, zoom

This event is brought to you by Abolition Worlds and Dark Opacities Lab.

www.commonnotions.org/for-antifasc...