Daniel Biss’ Palestine Exception
/Ramirez-Rosa’s position may have cost him a spot on Biss’ gubernatorial ticket, but his refusal to denounce a movement for freedom, justice and equality aligns with his progressive grassroots politics.
Read MoreRamirez-Rosa’s position may have cost him a spot on Biss’ gubernatorial ticket, but his refusal to denounce a movement for freedom, justice and equality aligns with his progressive grassroots politics.
Read MoreNew Yorkers perceived to support boycotts, divestments and sanctions (BDS) for Palestinian rights, including several professors, received legal threats from a website claiming to aid New York politicians’ failed efforts to enact an anti-BDS law.
Read MoreToday Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) filed an appeal against a University of California Irvine (UCI) decision to punish them for spontaneously clapping and chanting at a May 10 speaking event with Israeli soldiers.
Read MoreSenator Cardin’s reading of the bill is wrong, and 100 civil and human rights organizations across the country have called on him and other politicians to withdraw the bill. The Senator should provide answers to the following three questions.
Read More“The inflammatory term “terrorist” is routinely applied in a highly political and racially charged manner to demonize brown, black, and Muslim people.”
Read MoreToday, San Francisco State University (SFSU) Professor, Dr. Rabab Abdulhadi, asked the court to dismiss a frivolous lawsuit that targets her academic freedom and threatens campus advocacy for Palestinian rights more broadly.
Read MoreAugust 18, 2017: Palestine Legal issued the following statement regarding the deadly Charlottesville attack on anti-racist protesters, and the ensuing national attention to brazen displays of white supremacy:
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of people in the US who speak out for Palestinian freedom.
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