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“Striking Hard at Civilians”: A Supremacist Ideology Underlies Israeli Policy

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By George Yancy, White Gazes, A White
| Truthout Verified
Part of the Series Struggle and Solidarity: Writing Toward Palestinian Liberation Israel’s recent brutal attack in Gaza resulted in the killing of predominantly women and children. It involved some of the most fatal attacks on Gaza that we have witnessed in 17 months.
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How Should We Rethink Our Relationship to US Violence Around the World?

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By George Yancy, White Gazes, A White
| Truthout Verified
We’re not backing down in the face of Trump’s threats. As Donald Trump is inaugurated a second time, independent media organizations are faced with urgent mandates: Tell the truth more loudly than ever before. Do that work even as our standard modes of distribution (such as social media platforms) are being manipulated and curtailed by forces of fascist repression and ruthless capitalism. Do that work even as journalism and journalists face targeted attacks, including from the government itself.
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Black History Testifies to the Impossible Creative Power of Black Resistance

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By George Yancy, White Gazes, A White
| Truthout Verified
There is a powerful traditional saying within Black cultural spaces, one that speaks of “making a way out of no way.” This saying captures the resilience, agency and creativity that Black people have embodied within the context of mightily resisting the pervasive and systemic anti-Blackness in the United States.
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