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“I could talk for a very, very long time about our mistreatment and abuses in our imprisonment. Trust me. But that is not the story.”

"At home and abroad, the US government is participating in starving people, particularly children, and calling it policy."

We spoke to the former Columbia grad student’s friends and former coworkers.

The United Nations has described what’s happening as “scholasticide.”

Schools from Harvard to the University of Michigan are adopting “institutional neutrality” policies.

“They need[ed] to earn our votes, not the other way around.”

They offered Democrats a path to winning if they moved on Gaza and climate change. Now we get Trump instead.

"I need people to understand that it is soul-crushing."

“As Gaza is bombed, Wall Street booms,” Bottoms director Emma Seligman told Teen Vogue from the action.

"I tried to make maybe the purest thing that I can make, and all that I could do is hope that it finds legs."

From legal defense campaigns to silent "study-ins," here's what students are navigating while protesting for Palestine.

“Biden, Harris, Trump in Philly/none are welcome in our city,” rang out one chant.

"When you're young, you're supposed to spend the capital of bravery and courage."

In the wake of stalled negotiations, many protesters feel Netanyahu and members of his cabinet are deliberately delaying a deal.

One Uncommitted delegate said after Harris's speech, "This is just a bad look. You're going to lose Michigan.”

“We want her to earn our vote. We don't want it to be Trump.”

"We know that she’s the vice president under President Biden. But does that mean there’s any difference?"

Including expected speakers and planned protests.

And received support from a left-wing "refusers network.”

“Fighting for something is how we lead,” the congresswoman says.