Darryl Li, an anthropology professor and political activist, delves into his journey from an NGO worker to a scholar focused on Palestine. He discusses the global racialization of Jewishness and critiques the Law of Return, which benefits Jews at the expense of Palestinians. The conversation covers the evolution of resistance in Gaza, the effect of the Oslo Accords on anti-Zionist movements, and the shifting relationship between Palestinian labor and Israeli economic strategies. Li also examines the intersection of Jewish identity and the Black freedom struggle in the U.S.