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Nov 2023
1h 20m

Palestine: "Women and Children" and the ...

Haymarket Books
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Join this broadcast for the lecture on Palestine justice by Mohammed El-Kurd cancelled by the University of Vermont. For nearly twenty years the Will Miller Social Justice Lecture Series has worked with the University of Vermont to bring writers, activists, and public intellectuals to Burlington, Vermont to lead timely, politically engaged conversations. In ... Show More
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