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While students across the country faced repression and intimidation from Zionist university leadership, government officials, and twitter billionaires, two Black students stood on the steps of Copley Square unafraid. “We will never be ashamed of our support of the Palestinian people!” Proclaimed Amari Butler.

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January 2,2024   Claudine Gay, Harvard’s University first Black president resigns. 

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January 2,2024   Claudine Gay, Harvard’s University first Black president resigns. 

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Claudine Gay resigns as Harvard’s 1st Black president sparked the challenges faced by Black women in leadership roles and the persistence of systemic barriers to diversity, equity and inclusion. This set a precedent for addressing issues not just at Harvard, but more broadly.

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A billboard truck drove through the streets surrounding Harvard’s campus, digitally displaying the names and faces of students.

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As a result of the crash, at least eight people had gone missing (with 2 rescued and the other 6 presumed dead). The crash and ensuing construction to repair the bridge has diverted one of the US's busiest ports, affecting the local community and global supply chains.

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March 26, 2024: Cargo Ship Crashes Into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge

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March 26, 2024: Cargo Ship Crashes Into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge

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Gangs now control 80% of Port-au-Prince, according to UN estimates [Getty Images]; 3-27-24

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Haiti: US guns pour into Port-au-Prince, fuelling surge in violence (Source: Nomia Iqbal - BBC News, Cap-Haitien, Haiti)

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Haiti: US guns pour into Port-au-Prince, fuelling surge in violence (Source: Nomia Iqbal - BBC News, Cap-Haitien, Haiti)