The war between Hamas and Israel reached a horrible point in January with the seizure of the hospital Al-Shifa by Israeli forces and division of the Gaza Strip. Some defend Hamas but do not realize the terrible and crass mistake of not condemning Hamas: especially if pro-Palestine supporters have not experienced living in fear of.
Donald Trump is the only viable presidential candidate who can say what he wants on TV because he is not afraid to challenge the status quo and expose the political left’s hypocrisy. Holding a minority lead in the polls, Trump manages to capture attention and turn heads in America’s political landscape, leaving both supporters and.
The past month has been unpredictable with everyone’s eyes glued to the news to see what Russia will do next and what the rest of the world is going to do about it. Our first instinct was to throw sanction after sanction at Russia. One of the heaviest so far is the choice to stop.
On February 24, Russian troops invaded neighboring Ukraine. A week later, more than a million people had already fled Ukraine, becoming refugees. Russian president Vladimir Putin has engaged his country’s nuclear arsenal, raising the specter of global nuclear war – a prospect unseen in decades. In the social media age, images of the violence, racism, death, and destruction are being broadcast instantaneously, while disinformation and censorship pervade as well. <br/><br/>To attend virtually, register at http://go.niu.edu/Teach-in-Ukraine
<br/>Panelists: Andy Bruno (History and Environmental Studies); Laura Heideman (Sociology and the Center for Nonprofit and NGO Studies); Joanna Kot (World Languages and Cultures); Alex Sosenko (History); Ches Thurber (Political Science); Anna Zapolska (Political Science) <br/><br/>Moderated by Mark Schuller (Anthropology and the Center for Nonprofit and NGO Studies)