Students for Justice in Palestine

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The mission of Students for Justice in Palestine is to create a welcoming space for people of all backgrounds and affiliations to be able to hold an open dialogue, exchange ideas, and learn collectively about: The history of the Palestinian people and culture, solidarity and intersectionality with other movements worldwide in Latin America, Africa, and Asia, the movement for peace and resolution of the ongoing conflict, and current initiatives and actions around the world pertaining to Palestine.

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The mission of Students for Justice in Palestine is to create a welcoming space for people of all backgrounds and affiliations to be able to hold an open dialogue, exchange ideas, and learn collectively about: The history of the Palestinian people and culture, solidarity and intersectionality with other movements worldwide in Latin America, Africa, and Asia, the movement for peace and resolution of the ongoing conflict, and current initiatives and actions around the world pertaining to Palestine.

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