Frank Barat
Freedom Is a Constant Struggle
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16 editions
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2015
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On Palestine
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28 editions
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2015
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Gaza in Crisis: Reflections on Israel's War Against the Palestinians
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34 editions
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2010
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We Still Here: Pandemic, Policing, Protest, and Possibility
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12 editions
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2020
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Struggle Makes Us Human: Learning from Movements for Socialism
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7 editions
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2020
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Sfidare il racconto dei potenti
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6 editions
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2014
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Corporate Complicity in Israel's Occupation: Evidence from the London Session of the Russell Tribunal on Palestine
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2011
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Le Champ du possible : Dialogue sur le conflit israélo-palestinien
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Russell Tribunal Palästina
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“I work in a building that hosts various organizations and charities working for
global justice. Some focus on Western Sahara; some on Palestine; others on
torture, Latin America, or Africa. It is a good environment to work in,
surrounded by people who believe in a fairer and better society, and who have
decided to act on their beliefs and dedicate their lives to trying to change the
world. Sounds utopian, maybe. But the important word here is probably not the
one you are thinking of. It’s trying. Trying and trying again. Never stopping.
That is a victory in itself.”
― Freedom Is a Constant Struggle
global justice. Some focus on Western Sahara; some on Palestine; others on
torture, Latin America, or Africa. It is a good environment to work in,
surrounded by people who believe in a fairer and better society, and who have
decided to act on their beliefs and dedicate their lives to trying to change the
world. Sounds utopian, maybe. But the important word here is probably not the
one you are thinking of. It’s trying. Trying and trying again. Never stopping.
That is a victory in itself.”
― Freedom Is a Constant Struggle
“I am writing this sitting in my small office in Brussels. The
month of June is nearly gone and the heat has just arrived.
I work in a building that hosts various organizations and
charities working for global justice. Some focus on Western
Sahara; some on Palestine; others on torture, Latin
America, or Africa. It is a good environment to work in,
surrounded by people who believe in a fairer and better
society, and who have decided to act on their beliefs and
dedicate their lives to trying to change the world. Sounds
utopian, maybe. But the important word here is probably
not the one you are thinking of. It’s trying. Trying and
trying again. Never stopping. That is a victory in itself.
Everyone and everything tells you that “outside” you will
not succeed, that it is too late, that we live in an epoch
where a revolution cannot happen anymore. Radical
changes are a thing of the past. You can be an outsider, but
not outside the system, and you can have political beliefs,
even radical ones, but they need to stay within the bounds
of the permissible, inside that bubble that has been drawn
for you by the elites.”
― Freedom Is a Constant Struggle
month of June is nearly gone and the heat has just arrived.
I work in a building that hosts various organizations and
charities working for global justice. Some focus on Western
Sahara; some on Palestine; others on torture, Latin
America, or Africa. It is a good environment to work in,
surrounded by people who believe in a fairer and better
society, and who have decided to act on their beliefs and
dedicate their lives to trying to change the world. Sounds
utopian, maybe. But the important word here is probably
not the one you are thinking of. It’s trying. Trying and
trying again. Never stopping. That is a victory in itself.
Everyone and everything tells you that “outside” you will
not succeed, that it is too late, that we live in an epoch
where a revolution cannot happen anymore. Radical
changes are a thing of the past. You can be an outsider, but
not outside the system, and you can have political beliefs,
even radical ones, but they need to stay within the bounds
of the permissible, inside that bubble that has been drawn
for you by the elites.”
― Freedom Is a Constant Struggle
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