Knafeh remains a unifying symbol of Palestinian identity and embodies an enduring hope for the day when colonial borders crumble.
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Many of my own friends suggested to me that a ‘campus’ theme lacked energy, and it is easy to see why people are not always enthusiastic about USyd, but it’s our job to sift through the forest.
On Wednesday August 28, hundreds of students walked out of class to march across Broadway…
“Producing a theory of race and racism that avoids the commonplace pitfalls of either cultural essentialism or class reductionism is no easy task. To do so, however, is imperative to challenge this racist, colonialist, and imperialist world.”
“but to sacrifice what you are (…) that is a fate worse than dying” Making…
“Producing a theory of race and racism that avoids the commonplace pitfalls of either cultural essentialism or class reductionism is no easy task. To do so, however, is imperative to challenge this racist, colonialist, and imperialist world.”
“but to sacrifice what you are (…) that is a fate worse than dying” Making…
There comes a moment after a dinner party when all is quiet. The footsteps deaden,…
Looking at the responses, I can see that we international students have the same worries around money – we are always paying, paying a lot to those big institutions. We’re students, suffering from unfairness. But we are considered as numbers that need to be capped, who’s going to listen to the story of us?
Speaking to multiple tutors, the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU), and the University, Honi Soit stepped through a patchwork system full of disputes and confusion.
If Labor is not even willing to bridge the gulf between parliament and the branches, how could they hope to bridge the gulf between themselves and their electorate?
Aimed at displaying its efforts to clean up its investments and institutional ties, the report has come under fire from student activists as performative.
A protest group is also a force multiplier. It takes the resolutions of its individuals and funnels them through a single, multi-owned throat. Powered by swinging fists and beating hearts, it is one of the most effective ways for people to be heard.
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after Marwan Makhoul because I cannot find something beautiful to say after sing-songs of death and…
wind clatters on old gums of the sandbank
& red dust crescendos on streambeds.
this is yanggu’s orchestra
Originally produced by SUDS at the University of Sydney, Screwd! is masterfully witty, flawlessly acted and hilariously confronting.