NYU hires Israel-hating professor to lead new ‘indigenous studies’ center
November 7, 2023
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2:04Now PlayingNYU hires Israel-hating professor to lead new ‘indigenous studies’ center
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as posted by the channelNYU announced the appointment of Eve Tuck, a professor of critical race and indigenous studies at the University of Toronto, on Oct 9 — just two days after Hamas terrorists massacred 1,400 Israeli civilians. NY Post Political reporter Jon Levine shares this story.
Though her work is focused on native peoples, she has found common cause with Palestinian terrorism — including defending Hamas’ deadly rampage.
“Unprovoked is a dishonest framing. A free Palestine is possible because of how Palestinians have worked to keep alive and remake other framings, other futures,” she said in an Oct. 7 post to Bluesky, a liberal social media network.
Days later, as Israelis were still counting their dead, she called Hamas’ “resistance” to Israel “affirming.”
On Oct. 26, Tuck signed a letter blaming Israel for Hamas’ butchery.
“The past two weeks of horrific violence in Gaza resulted from 75 years of Israeli settler colonial dispossession,” the letter read. “The atrocities of the Israeli apartheid regime in Palestine are relentless, illegal under international law, and consistent with settler-colonial projects globally.
“Colonized peoples have the right to defend themselves and to resist colonial violence. We support Palestinian liberation and their right as an oppressed people to resist colonialism and genocide.”
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