Today, @azohra.bsky.social and Madiha Tahir argue that recent criticism of the Trump administration's bombings in the Caribbean risks repeating a familiar mistake: debating how the United States wages war while leaving unquestioned why it wages it at all.

"The fundamental questions here are not about which body of law to apply—human rights law or the law of war. Instead, as the US opens another front of possible war [on Venezuela], we must ask: what interests does it advance, and whose?" lpeproject.org/blog/beginni...

#BREAKING - Major development in #StopCopCity case

war on drugs 🤝 war on terror

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“I am not interested in appealing to the imaginary moral center of any empire.” www.instagram.com/p/DLNkROXxtJ...

When Fox news writes your paper for you.

"It’s leading to rickets, bowed knees, and even the inability to move. They can’t see things well or clear as a result of malnutrition." -A doctor in Gaza on the lack of food. Most patients are 1 month-2 years old. www.the-independent.com/news/world/m...

"there is no law to compel them to part with their food for nothing" robert hale

In the Nation, @azohra.bsky.social reflects on the right wing legal campaigns to kill progressive social movements.

I wrote about right wing legal campaigns to kill progressive social movements www.thenation.com/article/soci...

Today, a group of legal scholars explain how universities are being weaponized against their own members through allegations of “support for” or “alignment with” terrorism. Universities must prepare for this, and refuse to operate on the basis of fear rather than legal necessity or moral principle.