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What kind of courage? (Liberate THIS, Part 7)
I searched the Internet for everything that I could find out about Rachel Corrie—who she was, where she came from, what brought her to challenge bulldozers in Gaza. (And I wondered, my God, what kind of courage does that take? I couldn’t even muster… Continue reading →
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Tagged bulldozer, courage, Dahlia Wasfi, Gaza, Israeli Army, Liberate THIS, Palestine, Rachel Corrie
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