Not the Only One

Tantura investigates the massacre at the Palestinian village of Tantura in 1948 and the dogged work of one Israeli researcher to expose the truth.

When you act as an individual you get isolated by the company and punished and there's virtually nothing anyone can—or will—do about it. This is not and should not be surprising. It's not good or right, but it is how things are. Get together with a group. Plan your actions. Plan your risks. Make sure everyone has buy-in and that you know what you are doing, and don't depend on non-group members to flock to your banner. You may be able to tell I have opinions about propaganda of the deed.

The Northern Territory police commissioner said he was expecting more racist material to surface from within NT police after reports an image of a "Black Monopoly" board was emailed around the force in 2008.

Researchers don't have to be objective. We've just been conditioned to practice this way. The illusion of objectivity is also rooted in a colonially-constructed form of othering where we see our research participants as objects or vessels of knowledge to extract insights from. Objectivity is merely a myth to uphold oppressive practices and maintain power differentials that continue to feed into the extractive research pipeline. What if, instead, we practice relational ways of learning and ...

Those of us inside the Dutch opera house during the intermission of Puccini's El Trittico watching the Amsterdam police outside beating down Pro Palestine protesters. People dressed for an opera looking out large windows. Outside is police vans and police.