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Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) serves as a nationally organized student group on campuses across the United States to reveal the injustices, realities, and oppression that Palestinians are subjugated to on a daily basis, despite the propaganda machine that tries to depict otherwise. We consist of a group of students, faculty, and community members working together at California State University, Fullerton, in solidarity with the struggle of the indigenous Palestinian people against apartheid and occupation. We do not intend to stop at spreading awareness, but we are also determined to use activism, outreach, and education to eventually bring justice to Palestine and for Palestinians. Just as SJP condemns the racism and discrimination underlying the policies and laws of the state of Israel, SJP rejects any form of hatred or discrimination against any religious, racial, or ethnic group. SJP’s strength is in the great diversity of its membership. SJP welcomes individuals of all ethnic and religious backgrounds to join in solidarity with the struggle for justice in Palestine.

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

5 Broken Cameras Screening at CSUF

SJP @ CSUF will be screening the Academy Award nominated film 5 Broken Cameras. This film allows the viewers to become witnesses to the ongoing struggles, oppression, and resistance that is not anything out of the ordinary for Palestinians, as well as the realities of living under occupation and apartheid.

When: February 25, 2013
Time: 7:00pm - 9:45 pm
Location: Humanities Building, Room 125

Discussion will take place after the film.
Refreshments and snacks will be available for purchase at affordable prices for students (we gotta fundraise for SJP somehow!)

Join us and bring a pal!


sjpcsuf@gmail.com

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  1. AnonymousMarch 3, 2013 at 7:12 PM

    Hi, I'm sorry I missed this event. Are there any other upcoming events, or maybe some stuff on campus I can get involved with? I did SJP at another school and would be interested

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