Sherene Seikaly, an Associate Professor of History at UC Santa Barbara, delves into the chilling realities of Gaza amidst increasing violence. She discusses the dehumanization of Palestinians, particularly children, and the devastating effects of colonial narratives. The conversation highlights the humanitarian implications of a ceasefire and the urgent need for aid. Sherene also explores the intersection of resistance, historical erasure, and the ongoing struggles against colonial control, emphasizing the significance of storytelling in shaping perceptions of the conflict.

Guests Sherene Seikaly & Andrew Ross discuss organizing National Faculty for Justice in Palestine with 100 chapters in the US. Topics include the growth of pro-Palestinian activism, challenges faced on university campuses, evolution of academic activism, and the importance of collective support and solidarity in resistance movements.