Gabi K

@gabik.bsky.social

my views OBVIOUSLY my own not the university's. feminist political ecologist of Palestine & California. here for academics and birders!

Come find me recapping what we’ve been up to Tuesday morning (session 1), handing out politpop on Tues night’s zine release, & facilitating an outstandingly painful convo on scholasticide & the urgency of academic boycott on Wed (session 2)

Geographers for Justice in Palestine@geogboycott.bsky.social · 5mo ago

GJP has organized five panels concerning BDS, scholasticide, Israeli regional politics, Black geographies and Palestinian liberation, and the use of geosciences in war. We also invite you to a Zine release launch on Tuesday evening; RSVP at linktr.ee/geog4pal

Geographers for Justice in Palestine I

BDS and the AAG
Date
3/17/2025
Time
10:10 AM - 11:30 AM

Geographers for Justice in Palestine II

Resisting Scholasticide in Palestine
Date
3/18/2025
Time
10:10 AM - 11:30 AM
Geographers for Justice in Palestine III

Israeli Regional Counterinsurgency & Normalization
Date
3/18/2025
Time
12:50 PM - 2:10 PM
Geographers for Justice in Palestine IV

Black Geographies and Palestinian Liberation
Date
3/19/2025
Time
10:10 AM - 11:30 AM
Geographers for Justice in Palestine V

No Geographic Technology for Apartheid
Date
3/19/2025
Time
12:50 PM - 2:10 PM

Every single professor or instructor of record or TA in higher education needs to start handing out way more 0s when students bullshit their way through an assignment. The "you get 50% for turning something in" asinine standard enables fascism. Do it for Mel, & for all our sake

What is the history of member-driven change in the AAG? Our archival research has shown that member-driven political activity has been common in AAG's history, including struggles around the Equal Rights Amendment; the US funding of contras in Nicaragua; and nuclear proliferation and war.

What is the history of member-driven change in the AAG? (hint: there have indeed been previous member votes in AAG, and some were even on "troubling world events"!). The graphic shows the AAG newsletter heading and describes following posts as "a look into the AAG archives"

Re-appearing to ask a niche question: in 2015 Sara Ahmed wrote "Against Students," in which the "complaining" or "censorious" student was mostly left-wing/feminist. But now the largest % of student complaints are "against woke" -- any reading recs on that? thenewinquiry.com/against-stud...

Against Students

Complaining, censorious, and over-sensitive, university students are destroying their own institutions. Wait, seriously? People think that?

thenewinquiry.com

The other week I found myself telling my students Capital Vol 1 starts at the end but ends at the beginning, and using sweaters/"the sweaterizer" machine as my commodity metaphor. That's all Jclo. He lives on in many ways big & small but, I'll hold this small one with particular fondness.

“What do you do with the clothes your wife was wearing when she was killed, now stained with her blood? How do you preserve them as evidence for an investigation that may never happen?” A painful opinion piece by Hamid Ali, widower of Ayşenur thehill.com/opinion/inte...

Why isn’t Israel being held accountable for killing my wife and other innocents?

If the U.S. had held Israel accountable for the killing of other Americans like Rachel Corrie or Shireen Abu Akleh, perhaps Israeli soldiers would not feel so emboldened to kill Americans, and othe…

thehill.com

#geosky I am teaching the undergraduate senior capstone for geography majors in the spring for the first time. Recs of your favorite readings or activities to teach methods to undergrads (especially decolonial, Indigenous, feminist geo methods)?