In this episode, David and Laura recap the unprecedented wave of pro-Palestine organizing happening on U.S. college campuses over the past few weeks. We also discuss the repression these movements are facing from campus administrators and pro-Israel organizations (who have a long history of targeting campus anti-Zionist organizing). We talk about the role of universities in social movements, where this movement might be headed, and what we'd like to see happen in the coming weeks. We also reflect on the tendency of the pundit class to dismiss youth organizing and infantilize young people who are leading the way in the fight for Palestinian liberation. Some articles mentioned in our discussion: Appalling: Columbia University suspends JVP and SJP student chapters The Shift: Brandeis becomes first school to ban Students for Justice in Palestine on campus – Mondoweiss 20 arrested during protest at Brown University | WPRI.com CUNY stands with Palestine liberation, despite what the chancellor says – Mondoweiss CUNY faculty and staff: We reject the Palestine Exception to free speech at CUNY – Mondoweiss Student Protests for Gaza Targeted by Pro-Israel Groups for Alleged Civil Rights Violations Israel’s War on American Student Activists | The Nation Students for Justice in Palestine at the University of Florida v. Raymond Rodrigues | American Civil Liberties Union Columbia University Apartheid Divest: Who we are Cops, Colleges, and Counterinsurgency: An Interview with Dylan Rodriguez