Art Historian by day @Courtauld. Fellow @BritishAcademy_ Represented by lovely @agent_bal Madeleine Milburn Literary Agency @agentmilburn
The Courtauld Institute of Art
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I wrote a piece for the guardian about the reaction to my settlers documentary. theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Ben Affleck calls out the depraved racist Islamophobia of genocidal Zionists like Bill Maher and Sam Harris, and explains how this dehumanization is used to justify the mass slaughter and rape of Arabs and Muslims, as is happening now with Palestinians
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Why isn’t there a “coalition of the willing” to stop the mass starvation and genocide in Gaza?
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BREAKING: A federal judge has just blocked Trump from deporting Green-card holder and Palestinian activist, Mahmoud Khalil who helped lead protests at Columbia University.
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Israel’s decision to cut off electricity to Gaza’s main operational desalination plant, a week after it halted the entry of all humanitarian aid and commercial supplies, including fuel and food, violates international humanitarian law and is further evidence of Israel’s genocide against Palestinians in the occupied Gaza Strip.
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Mahmoud Khalil isn’t an illegal alien.
He isn’t a terrorist.
He’s a Columbia graduate student and a legal U.S. resident. He's a husband. And his wife, a US Citizen—8 months pregnant—has no idea where he is.
The Department of Homeland Security snatched him off campus, disappeared him without a trace. No charges. No trial. Just gone.
This is how authoritarian regimes operate.
It's what happens when the First Amendment only applies to the “right” kind of people—it's only a trial balloon for a broader crackdown on speech.
If they can do it to Khalil, they can do it to you.
First, they come for the speech of legal immigrants.
If we don't speak up, do you know what comes next?
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Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This is not the official portrait. Also, there is nothing to refuse. The official portrait was unveiled in 2022.
whitehousehistory.org/photos/fotowar…
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Just finished reading and notating this meticulously researched book.
My own ignorance shocked me as much as the chronicled atrocities.
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Billionaires should not own social media platforms.
Billionaires should not run our newspapers.
Billionaires should not control our politics.
A free media is a democratic media - a public good that is owned and run by us all.
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Paul Gilroy, one of the foremost theorists of race and racism, has very generously donated several hundred books from his university office library. We will be selling these books, priced mostly from £1-5, from the 18th of January onwards. Come find a hidden treasure!
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My name is Nick Maynard and I am a surgeon in Oxford, UK. I have been travelling to Gaza since 2010 to teach and carry out surgery. Dr Hussam AbuSafiya is a doctor and humanitarian to the core and has been illegally abducted by the Israeli military.
#FreeDrHussamAbuSafiyah
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As 2024 comes to a close, I wanted to share all of the films on Palestine that @AJFaultLines released this difficult year and encourage you all to watch, share and screen them. 🧵
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The RACE.ED SHF Fellowship invites applications from postdoctoral scholars working in any area of the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences in '25-'26 - especially contributions to the @IASH_Edinburgh '25-'26 theme 'Making A Nation'.
Learn more:
stuarthallfoundation.org/opp…
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Standing tall vs the Islamic regime. In laying down her life, she exposed regime afraid of independent women.
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I'm spending my weekend editing my dictionary of women sculptors (1660-1837). Currently tallying 229 women... that's more than you think! Today's shout-out goes to the French women sculptors: Julie Poncet, Clemence Sophie de Sermézy, Julie Charpentier, and Madeleine-Anne Deseine.
