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Historic student protests for Palestine at UC Davis and Stanford
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February 29, 2024
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34:25Now PlayingColleges and universities across the US have turned into battlegrounds for the Palestinian solidarity movement, as students mobilize against their schools' financial entanglements with the Israeli occupation. At UC Davis and Stanford, student-led struggles have made historic achievements. UC Davis activists recently passed a bill in student government to boycott and divest from all “corporations complicit in human rights violations against Palestinians." At Stanford, students protesting their university's complicity in the genocide in Gaza just ended the longest sit-in in the school's history, camping out for over 120 days. The Real News speaks with student organizers on their recent achievements on their respective campuses, and how to keep the student movement in solidarity with Palestine going.
Panelists include: Batool, a Palestinian fourth-year political science student at UC Davis and vice president of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), UC Davis chapter; Malak, a Palestinian second-year neurobiology major at UC Davis and treasurer of SJP, UC Davis chapter; Seena, a Palestinian fourth-year double major in cognitive science and political science at UC Davis, and the president of SJP, UC Davis chapter; Farah, a second-year student at Stanford and co-president of SJB, Stanford chapter; and Hana, a student at Stanford and one of the organizers of the Stanford Sit-In to Stop Genocide.
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