After more than 100 students from Barnard College and Columbia University were arrested at an encampment calling for the school to divest from Israel amid the country's deadly assault on Gaza, similar encampments have begun across the United States.

Palestinian children play amidst the ruins of their neighborhood following its destruction by Israeli occupation airstrikes in Gaza.

At least 180 bodies have been recovered from the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis so far, say Palestinian authorities, as Israel continues its deadly attacks on Gaza aje.io/j60998

As a student protest movement grows, 'Israeli strikes on the Gaza city of Rafah overnight killed 22 people--18 CHILDREN--health officials said Sunday,' and the U.S. approved billions of dollars of additional military aid. #NotInMyName #CeasefireNOW yahoo.com/news/israeli-s…

Looking at doctoral programs and if there isn’t a Black faculty member on your department’s website, I’m not applying.

It feels irresponsible to have an academic platform and to not speak on what is happening at academic institutions across the U.S./world. I unequivocally stand with the students of Columbia, Barnard, Yale, USC, and all other universities protesting for a #FreePalestine

Thinking of Ma’Khia today and always. We will forever #SayHerName and fight for Black girls+. ✊🏾❤️

Six months ago, children in Gaza held a press conference in english to beg the world to stop the bombardment. Nearly 15,000 children have been killed since then. No one listened. Don’t stop talking about Gaza.

Israel has dropped almost 30,000 bombs and shells on Gaza in 100 days, eight times more than the US aimed at Iraq in six years of war.

It’s not war. It’s genocide.

Took 4 years for some of these universities to go from publishing statements declaring their support for protests against racism & police violence to using police to suppress protests

“…half of the botched lethal injection executions were of Black people, though only a third of the prisoners executed were Black. The pattern was starkest in some Southern states.” npr.org/2024/04/18/124…