Yes, I'm an annoying online loudmouth. But disapproval/discomfort won't shut me up. Not when we need to keep speaking up for Palestinian people; especially now that Israel has cut off their internet and won't allow the outside world in to provide much needed aid.
My online behaviour spills into offline.
Recently, my opposition to apartheid Israel was recorded in parliament minutes. Along with bizarre defamation spoken under parliamentary privilege.
I've lost work, a prestigious literary award and money for opposing the state of Israel's genocide of Palestinian people.
At least one organisation is currently conducting a risk assessment on me (I don't think they'll cancel my contract, but if they do, that's a price I'm prepared to pay for speaking up).
Since being platformed on literary stages in 2020, I've used the mic to call out apartheid Israel's crimes against humanity.
I have taken risks to speak up, online and offline, and have paid the price. But the price will never be as severe as what Palestinians have been enduring today...for 21 months....77 years. For Palestine to be free, we all need to be willing to pay the price of speaking up/taking action.
There are more of us than them!
Free Palestine, from the river to the sea!
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