The Anti-Palestinian Racism Mandates: A Charade of Virtue

But it's anti racism, doesn't that mean it's good?

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In a time where clarity is heresy and intellect is trimmed to fit the mood, reason limps behind the mob. Where reading is a swipe and context a faded ghost, the mob lurches toward Anti-Palestinian Racism (APR) mandates with the witless zeal of cattle.

Speeding kills, racism maims—slam the book shut, right? Dare to oppose these mandates, and you’re branded a bigot, a moral outcast, “it’s something bad, don’t we hate bad things?”

Wrong. Utterly, contemptibly wrong. A car’s sp…