OPINION
If academic freedom trumps the freedom to protest, democracy dies
By Eli Meyerhoff | March 7, 2025The freedom to protest is a key condition for democracy. Protest is inherently disruptive.
The freedom to protest is a key condition for democracy. Protest is inherently disruptive.
To support the creation of an alternative, non-Zionist and anti-Zionist, diasporic Jewish community, we have formed a new group: Duke Jewish Solidarity Movement.
The training failed to acknowledge the rich history of anti-Zionist, diasporic Jewish movements that have presented alternative visions for Jewish safety.
Considering the university’s long, profitable history of entanglement with the tobacco industry, why should we see Duke’s leaders as trustworthy defenders of public health?