I popped into a cute little craft store. While browsing the cute little crafts, I overheard a conversation between the store’s owner and a potential customer. “This one’s nice!” Said the potential customer. She was […]
Tag: racism
“You stopped him just because he’s Arab!” — “I should stab you, you Leftist!”
I was standing at the Central Bus Station in Jerusalem, after a long day. This day included getting dragged out of the World Zionist Congress with another 15 or so Jews for passing out flyers […]
On the Bilingual School, Racist Arsonists & the Problem with “HaTikvah”
I debated for a little while whether to turn my Facebook status from this morning, which I wrote in Hebrew, into a more filled out blobpost in English. Here’s why I hesitated: 1. It felt […]
“Jerusalem will not be silent in the face of racism” (Photos, Flyers, Thoughts)
I returned to Israel-Palestine in the middle of last week, and soon after getting back, I received the same email from six different friends, activists and activist listservs (the emails and Facebook event were all […]
Racism on the Radio: Ethnic Transfer Relay Races and Subsidized Discriminatation on the Farm
Driving yesterday, I turned on the radio. I don’t drive much, and don’t listen to the radio much. Maybe if I did, I would have been numbed to what I heard. But I don’t, and […]
The Leftern Wall 