Graduate Student of Rhetoric, Politics & Culture @ UW-Madison, Former Adjunct Instructor, Aspiring Academic, Community Organizer, Shia, Coffee Addict, Cat-Lover
Madison, WI
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Shereen Yousuf retweeted
I feel totally exhausted by The United States of America today. Just completely wiped out.
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I can’t vote for Harris-Walz unless Biden-Harris ceases its assault on Gaza & the West Bank 🤷🏾♀️
This is just me. I’m only one voter. Of at least 700K+ nationwide.
Shereen Yousuf retweeted
Butcher Biden and genocidal Joe will be your legacy. May you never know peace. I only pray Biden lives long enough to see his greatest nightmare: an inevitable liberated and free Palestine from the river to the sea!
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The 2024 presidential election cycle has always been disconnected from reality in my view. 😵💫
I’m blown away by people still pretending this is an election that we’re having. This is not an election.
This is a nuclear meltdown with no one reaching toward the release valve.
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Spotted in New York
ALT Sign reading “your taxes pay for genocide. Not subway repairs”
Shereen Yousuf retweeted
‘I tell my students, 'When you get these jobs that you have been so brilliantly trained for, just remember that your real job is that if you are free, you need to free somebody else. If you have some power, then your job is to empower somebody else.’ - Toni Morrison
Shereen Yousuf retweeted
Soon, academics who stayed quiet when it was most urgent to speak out will publish articles and books on the encampments.
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Shereen Yousuf retweeted
If you’re critiquing the Gaza solidarity encampments for apparently not doing or saying X, Y, and Z, you’re likely a reactionary who’s never done shit for a cause. We don’t even need the FBI or CIA to destabilize movements when there are people critiquing for critique’s sake.
