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During the racist anti-Palestinian riots that ensued in Jerusalem last week, a protester was interviewed by a journalist concerning the approach, specifically, the language used by the enraged crowds. The journalist asked the young protester if the phrases employed by the demonstrators, phrases like, “Burn the Arab’s villages” and “Death to Arabs”, represented them and […]
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‘Death to the Arabs’: racialized violence has always defined Israel
May 3rd, 2021 
Awake Goy 
Posted in Jewish News 
Tags: always, arabs, Death, defined, israel, racialized, Violence 
No Comments »Canadian City Offers COVID Shots to “Black and Other Racialized Populations”
April 27th, 2021 Awake Goy The city of Hamilton in Canada posted a tweet offering the COVID-19 vaccine to “black and other racialized populations” over the age of 18, prompting questions as to whether this was discriminatory. “COVID-19 vaccine appointments are now available for Black and other racialized populations/people of colour ages 18+ who live in postal codes L9C, L8W, […]
Racialized Austerity: The Case Of CUNY
August 29th, 2020 Awake Goy By Michael Fabricant and Steve Brier, Gotham Gazette. August 28, 2020 Above photo: Bronx Community College students. @CUNY. In the aftermath of the covid outbreak and in a moment of Black Lives Matter national organizing in response to police brutality the issue of racial justice has lit up cities and towns across the country. Racist policing practices […]
Racialized Austerity: The Case Of CUNY
August 29th, 2020 Awake Goy By Michael Fabricant and Steve Brier, Gotham Gazette. August 28, 2020 Above photo: Bronx Community College students. @CUNY. In the aftermath of the covid outbreak and in a moment of Black Lives Matter national organizing in response to police brutality the issue of racial justice has lit up cities and towns across the country. Racist policing practices […]
Racialized Austerity: The Case Of CUNY
August 29th, 2020 Awake Goy By Michael Fabricant and Steve Brier, Gotham Gazette. August 28, 2020 Above photo: Bronx Community College students. @CUNY. In the aftermath of the covid outbreak and in a moment of Black Lives Matter national organizing in response to police brutality the issue of racial justice has lit up cities and towns across the country. Racist policing practices […]
