‘Freedom’ Protesters, Please Take History 101
Sarah Hannah
May 14, 2020
There’s a difference between wearing face-masks and not shopping at Macy’s, and true government seizure of human freedom.
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Hundreds protest in South Africa against U.S. star Pharrell Williams
Jewish Journal
September 21, 2015
About 500 people demonstrated outside a Cape Town venue where Pharrell Williams was due to perform on Monday, in protest against the U.S. pop star\’s promotional deal with South African retailer Woolworths and its trade ties with Israel.
UC Davis investigates pepper spray incident
Jewish Journal
November 21, 2011
Two University of California, Davis police officers have been placed on leave while the school investigates the apparent use by campus police of pepper spray against seated student protesters, the university said Sunday.
Shutting Jewish Mouths
Rob Eshman
February 15, 2007
The rule that American Jews don\’t have the right to speak out since they don\’t live in Israel and won\’t suffer the consequences of their ideas has visceral appeal but has proved, thankfully, unenforceable.
Briefs: Olmert upbeat on U.S. ties; Hamas names new leader; Olmert’s lesbian daughter slams Jerusale
Jewish Journal
November 16, 2006
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No Silence on Hate
Scott Chait
January 22, 2004
It was late on Sunday afternoon when a high school student from Cleveland, his shaggy hair covered by a huge multicolored yarmulke, came bounding down the steps of Ohio State University\’s student center. An Israeli flag was draped around his bulky parka and a broad smile plastered across his face.
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