From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Those violations of humanitarian law, the violations of the right to life, all the instruments that we've established in 1948 so far have

proven to be frankly useless.

We are really as close to the habits as we have ever been.

The night won't end.

A new Al Jazeera documentary follows three Palestinian families in Gaza.

Takes an in-depth look at attacks on civilians by the Israeli military and the U.S.

role in the war.

We'll play excerpts and speak with journalists

who made the film, director Kavita Chakuru

and correspondent Shrifah Gokudu's.

Then Birding Wall Black, New York City's chapter of the Audubon Society

has officially changed its name to the NYC Bird Alliance. John Audubon, the founding father of American Birding, was a slaveholder.

We speak to Christian Cooper, a black birder, an LGBTQ activist.

It was four years ago

when a white woman in Central Park

called 911

claiming Cooper was threatening her life

after he asked her to leash her dog.

She told me first, I'm going to call the police and tell them an African-American man is threatening my life.

And of course, you know, I'm like, whoa, you know, I'm not an idiot. I've grown up as a black man in America my whole life I know this is a world of hurt

potentially coming my way but you know I just I'm not gonna I'm not gonna acquiescece to this and let this intimidate me.

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