This image (a version of which also comes in a screen printed poster) commemorates and celebrates solidarity activist Rachel Corrie. This brave young woman died while defending a Palestinian home from demolition by the Israeli Defense Forces in March, 2003. Her name became known around the world amongst anti-Israeli-apartheid activists and others, and the words in this poster come from Rachel’s last emails home to the United States.
“My Palestinian friends are a good example of how to be in it for the long haul. I know that the situation gets to them… I am nevertheless amazed at their strength in being able to defend such a large degree of their humanity – laughter, generosity, family time – against the incredible horror occurring in their lives and against the constant presence of death… I spent a lot of time writing about the disappointment of discovering the degree of evil of which we are still capable.
I should at least mention that I also discovering a agree of strength and basic ability for humans to remain human in the direst of circumstances – which I also haven’t seen before. I think the word is dignity.”
| Card Size | 5×7" |
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| Additional Info | Cards are blank inside for your personal message (unless shown) and shipped with white envelopes. |
| SKU | nc365 |
| Categories | Recent Work, Notecards, Global South Cards, Seeds of Peace Cards, Spirit & Wisdom Cards, Sisterhood Cards |
| Tags | activist, apartheid, dignity, gaza, middle east, occupation, palestine, palestinian, rachel corrie, solidarity |
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