On #IndigenousPeoplesDay, we do more than celebrate, we rise together. Every day, Indigenous Peoples lead the way as protectors of land, water, air, and all that is sacred. Our voices, traditions, and resistance are woven into the fabric of justice and healing.
We honor the ancestors and uplift the next generation, standing strong against systems that threaten our sovereignty. Today and every day, we defend, restore, and reconnect our relationship with Mother Earth.
#DefendTheSacred #ProtectTheSacred
"We don't want to be part of a government that's killing women, children, babies, and bombing every damn thing that they can, and talking about annihilating a race of people. ... That's what happened to us."
I’m ok. Make no mistake: this is an attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal law enforcement. For ten years, Trump has targeted me with baseless lies and smear campaigns. This is just the latest escalation in his campaign of political intimidation.
I will not be silenced.
More than 100 young people in Gaza City are presenting over 45 projects, from robots that inspect damaged buildings and assist the elderly to smart farming and water treatment tools, despite power cuts and costly equipment.
Al Jazeera’s Ibrahim al-Khalili reports.
❝ The documentary film #NAZA (an acronym for Nezek Agavi; “collateral damage” in Hebrew), written and directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, has created a firestorm of controversy. The film contains interviews with 24 anonymous Israeli military and intelligence members who attest to the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and automated surveillance into military targeting systems used by Israeli forces during the ongoing Gaza genocide. ❞ — Yoav Litvin
https://t.co/5OEWKZwmzB
Can a documentary change public debate, or will the controversy surrounding it overshadow its allegations?
Yoav Litvin explores the political battle sparked by NAZA:
https://t.co/YrnGMlWgl0
❝ The backlash against NAZA filmmakers shows how Israel responds when allegations of genocide made by Palestinians are echoed by members of its own society. ❞ — Yoav Litvin
https://t.co/f9yRjIg92e
In our new essay for the @FT (you read that right), @astradisastra and I link the extreme weather events we have all been living through to the rise of a new iteration of futureless fascism, wherein the rich and powerful plan for their bunkered survival behind fortressed borders.
We speak to Richard Wolff, a prominent Marxist economist, about the economic fallout from the war on Iran. “Because it’s only been going on for a few months, the impact on the prices we pay is about to unload itself,” says Wolff.
https://t.co/gM1IQDiXPR
Franz Fanon’s insight rested on a crucial scientific reality: stripped of the narcissistic exceptionalism manufactured by colonial structures, the human animal is subject to the same behavioral and neurological mechanisms as other social mammals. https://t.co/x4qPXTvGmO
NEW — Campus activism on Israel-Palestine is back.
Cornell "Students Not Bombs" announce new campaign.
Demands include:
—Divestment from weapons manufacturers
—Severing ties with Technion-Israel Institute of Technology
—Redirecting investment to prioritize student affordability
"Violence escalates, then normalizes with consistency and efficiency, until entire societies are destroyed."
Yoav Litvin on the Wired to Steal model and #Fanon for our #PublicAffairs series: https://t.co/Zet7SIYFvU