Labor has never been “good on Palestine”, and this is a fallacy that they project to win over Palestinian, Arab and Muslim voters
Author: Anonymous
I remember mentally flicking through all of the training and study I had done throughout my degree, hoping desperately that there might be something, anything, on how to respond in the given situation. Alas, I came up with nothing.
As Palestinians commemorate the 75th year since al Nakba, it is wounding to see the University align themselves with our oppressor.
CHNG2911 first focuses on the electronic properties of vapes, then its mass production, and lastly, how to distribute it among their underage friends.
It’s time we move beyond popular narratives of oppression and triumph over adversity when examining our relationship to the Western colonial state.
I encourage you to dig deep within yourself and ask why you seem so uncomfortable with Palestinian right to armed resistance. Is it because we’re Arab? In a post-9/11 world, you should critically examine and dismantle some of the biases and phobias that the media has fed you.
El-ghorba translates to ‘estrangement’ in English, but to adopt this modern definition would be to overlook the word’s nuanced background: nostalgia that is intermingled with trauma and hopeless optimism.
ICPUs dispense limited academic benefit or enjoyment to students, yet the University defends them while other units are cut.
Peace. It is (or was) everywhere. But what does it mean? And do we still actually want it?
When you engage in a pornographic medium that encourages a large amount of imagination and interpolation from you, it can reflect your deepest desires.
