The The This is hell.

live from Lake Kew.

This is hell.

Live from Lake Capitalism where property has more rights than people.

This is hell and nowhere is that more evident than when you consider imperialism and its partner in crime

colonialism which has erased entire indigenous societies in their cultures transforming the land to suit the occupier.

In a few minutes we will be speaking with human rights attorney, Nura Ericott, who posted the

Boston Review article designing the future in Palestine.

Palestinian women and feminist organizations are reimagining what

liberation can look like beyond national independence.

Beyond that national independence in a more

statist response to occupation is an alternative that isn't satisfied

with incrementalism and the slow drip drip of rights and freedoms,

even if those ever emerge.

It's also not a top-down approach,

but a grassroots one, as in the roots of a family

within the household, social interactions,

and the consideration of liberation being for everyone.

Today, Nura will help us consider that alternative approach for true independence.

Nura is Associate Professor at Rutgers University in New Brunswick in New Jersey in the

Department of Africana Studies and the program in Criminal Justice and author of justice for some

law in the question of Palestine.

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