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The Campus Protesters Explain Themselves

May 17, 2024
Mustafa Yowell, a Texan student, Elisha Baker from Columbia identifying as a Zionist, and Jasmine Jolly, a Jewish student from Cal Poly Humboldt, share their passionate insights on the recent campus protests over the Gaza conflict. They discuss their motivations for activism, the complexities of identity intertwined with their beliefs, and how generational perspectives shape their views on Zionism and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Their conversations reveal deep emotional journeys and the importance of dialogue amidst polarized opinions.
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  • Mustafa's Palestinian activism reflects diverse campus support for Palestinian rights.
  • Jasmine's journey highlights nuanced Jewish perspectives on Israel and activism.

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Mustafa's Dual Identity

Mustafa, a civil engineering student from Texas with Palestinian roots, discusses his upbringing balancing American and Palestinian cultures. Raised in Texas, he experienced a mix of comfort and cultural isolation due to the lack of Arab peers in his school. Despite this, his Palestinian identity, rooted in summers spent in Palestine with family, remained integral to his sense of self and community.

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