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from Ferguson to Palestine .. Racism marks the title

November 26, 2014 nadiaharhash Diary of Occupation, literature, culture, arts and reflections

Different names

different colours

different victims

different criminals

all serve in one democracy of discrimination

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skywalkerstoryteller says:

November 28, 2014 at 4:28 am

So well said. And this is why we know this is one world and when one suffers injustice we all suffer.

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