Pro-Palestinian artists face ongoing censorship in the US, while rich art collectors demand student protesters be "dragged off campus"

The systematic censorship in the US of artists who express sympathy with the plight of the Gazan population and oppose the genocidal policies of Netanyahu-Biden continues.

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