CSSD Members Join Feminist Call to Stop Genocide and Occupation in Palestine

RECOVERY
Written By Social Difference Columbia University

Among many members of the Center for the Study of Social Difference who have shown their support for the end to Palestinian Genocide, scholars Nadja Eisenberg-Guyot, Marissa Solomon, and Miriam Ticktin from the Recovery working group have signed on to a recent collective letter of 1,200 signatories from feminist, queer, and trans studies, advocating for the end of the genocide and occupation and a call to free Palestine.

Read the letter here.

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