Excellent article. Interested in hearing from my network about funding and training opportunities to support women of color (woc) in leadership positions. Also interested in learning about bipoc/woc support groups centered on the same. The article mentions some resources, but happy to use this opportunity to encourage folks to share additional opportunities to complement the ones included here. Many thanks in advance for your contributions!
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So proud of CUNY Law students and their commitment to standing against injustice and righting wrongs! We hear you loud and clear! Move and shake on! Use those legal skills to bring the change you want to see in the world. The students of this generation are so inspiring! Keep on fighting the good fight! We stand with you in solidarity. May all the oppressed find liberation and justice! Congratulations class of 2024! https://lnkd.in/g6SdsR4x
Eye On Palestine on Instagram: "After CUNY Law banned their students from their commencement speech after having two consecutive speeches in the preceding years highlighting the call for Palestinian liberation by Nerdeen Kiswani and Fatima Mohammed respectively, the students took on the responsibility to reclaim their right to fight in solidarity for the oppressed. “We don’t need their mic, we are
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I intentionally wore tatreez (Palestinian emboidery) to honor the resilience of Palestinians and allies who oppose genocide. I was also intentional about my remarks highlighting the radical spirit of the law school that gave rise to the radical students, professors, and attorneys who have dedicated their careers to righting wrongs, including daring to speak and organize to combat oppression, injustice, and genocide. I stand in solidarity with all of you and celebrate your work.
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