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Abby Martin speaks about her visit to Israel back in 2016. It's worse than you think.

u/Nomogg — 4 days ago
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Israeli and Palestinian mothers walk for peace in Rome.

On March 24, 2026, four days ago, hundreds of Israeli and Palestinian mothers led a barefoot march through central Rome to launch the "Mothers' Call for Peace" initiative, demanding an immediate end to violence and the inclusion of women in peace negotiations. The walk was spearheaded by Reem Al-Hajajreh, founder of the Palestinian movement Women of the Sun, and Dr. Yael Admi, a leader of the Israeli movement Women Wage Peace, both of whom are 2024 Sakharov Prize finalists and Nobel Peace Prize nominees.

u/Mission-Barnacle1686 — 14 days ago

George Stinney. 14 years old and youngest case of execution in the U.S. He got electrocuted after he got accused of killing two white girls. The jury made of white people condemn him after only 10 minutes. 70 years later, he was proved innocent. This story inspired "the green mile". R.I.P

u/VictoriaElisi — 22 hours ago
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