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Greg Miller

15 May, 8 tweets, 4 min read

@tamoorh

Yesterday, @tamoorh put out a video asking everyone to wake up about the injustice in Palestine.

It’s sobering and needed.

He nails what my privileged problem was: as an American, I’ve been taught “the Middle East is always fighting.”

A thread.

@gankstrr

So, today, @gankstrr and I woke up with the goal of understanding. Here’s a list of what we watched.

(And I hope you watch, too.)

netflix.com/title/81424328…

@ign

This isn’t a Middle East issue; it’s a human rights issue. Time to get off the bench and stand up for what’s right.

@ign’s got a list of ways to help below. @KindaFunnyVids is organizing a charity stream this week. No matter how small you think your voice is, it matters.

🇵🇸

https://twitter.com/ign/status/1393363274436157441

@gamespot

Welp.

If you’re late to the party, @gamespot’s got ways to help:

https://twitter.com/gamespot/status/1393603829464289282

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@GameOverGreggy

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Disheartened to read a bunch of KFGD questions thinking the #SpiderManPS4 Rami suit is because of the people who were being jerks on the Internet. That's not what happened. I have no inside knowledge, but I think it's pretty clear we have a sad, repugnant situation here...

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