Why I Don’t Get Angry At Flag Burning
An explanation of why Black folk typically aren’t angry at flag burning in protests
The Colleges are Picking Up the Protest
It was a normal day in May 2024. In mainstream media, numerous college campuses in America have anti-genocide protests pertaining to the effects of Israel’s aggression toward Palestinians in Gaza. My conservative work buddy was steadily watching Fox News, as always, in a small internet window on his computer.
As I’m a civilian now (retired military), I can proudly wear my secondary position as a protest photojournalist. I don’t speak too much about what I do in my off-time, but I am known as the most knowledgeable about protests and street engagements. So yeah, sure, most times, my work buddies will ask me what I think (and mostly mean, what I feel) about various protests.
I was an early observer of this genocide. In fact, I knew what the Israeli response to October 7th was going to be before they executed their first post-October 7th strike. Zionists want the land; they want to eradicate Palestinians in the same manner whites wanted to push away and kill Native Americans in the United States.
Israel has an extinction agenda toward Palestinians, and their extinction agenda is…
