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- Marya HannunThe surge of attention to the Israeli occupation is unimaginable without last yearâs âGeorge Floydâ protests.
- Jon JeterThe corporate sports media practices a kind of settler state âOrientalism,â blaming black players for the ills of an industry owned by rich white men.