The Trouble with White Feminism: Ep 5 with Lara Sheehi
Unpacking Zionism · Institute for the Critical Study of Zionism
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Show Notes
In the fifth and final episode of “The Trouble with White Feminism” series, Jessie Daniels talks to ICSZ founding collective member Lara Sheehi about maintaining clarity about the material reality of Zionist settler colonialism while resisting psycho-affective tactics that Zionists use to unsettle us.
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The Zionist playbook is literally this
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