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Police Shutdown Streets As Nationwide Protest In Support of Palestine Reaches Boston Police Shutdown Streets As Nationwide Protest In Support of Palestine Reaches Boston
Police Shutdown Streets As Nationwide Protest In Support of Palestine Reaches Boston Streets near South Station in Boston are currently shut down on Friday evening, Nov. 17, as demonstrators take to the streets as part of a nationwide protest in support of Palestine. The protest closed Atlantic Avenue and Summer Street. Boston Police told commuters to avoid the area and find another route if possible. RIGHT NOW in the streets of Manhattan #ShutItDown4Palestine pic.twitter.com/7R1u7RTPYB — Party for Socialism and Liberation (@pslnational) November 17, 2023 A photo shared on X, formerly Twitter, shows the protesters gathered at South Station. Some people were holding sig…

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by Khier Casino
News
Dave Chappelle: Fans, Critics Discuss Fall Out From Boston Show Walk-Outs, Backlash Dave Chappelle: Fans, Critics Discuss Fall Out From Boston Show Walk-Outs, Backlash
Dave Chappelle: Fans, Critics Discuss Fall Out From Boston Show Walk-Outs, Backlash A stand-up show from one of the controversial and beloved comedians ended earlier for some people who decided to walk out when he brought up the topic of the Israeli-Hamas, reports said. Some called his comments  political "tirade," while others said he was preaching peace.  Chapelle made the remarks during a TD Garden show on Thursday. According to The Wall Street Journal, the comic commended Hamas' attack on Israel but also condemned Israel for what he considered war crimes, which drew boos and shouts from the audience, posted Andrew Margolie, who was at the show, on Facebook.&nb…

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by Josh Lanier
Politics
Biden Addresses Israel-Palestine In Philadelphia Speech Biden Addresses Israel-Palestine In Philadelphia Speech
Biden Addresses Israel-Palestine In Philadelphia Speech President Joe Biden was at Philadelphia's Tioga Marine Terminal on Friday afternoon, Oct. 13 to address what he called a "historic clean hydrogen investment." He also weighed in on the ongoing situation between Israel and Palestine.  "The more we learn about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes," he said. "More than 1,000 innocent lives lost, including at least 27 Americans. These guys make Al-Qaeda look pure." "Make no mistake about it, the United States stands with Israel," the president said.  "It's also a priority for me to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza (...)…

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by Mac Bullock