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Dr. Nadia Abu El-Haj on the Occupation's effects on Palestinian Academia
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Dr. Nadia Abu El-Haj on the Occupation's effects on Palestinian Academia
Dr. Nadia Abu El-Haj on the Occupation's effects on Palestinian Academia
Yeap, sometimes you do find some duzzys:
Abu El-Haj took the stage after Mazrui and attempted to give the conference a more academic tone. She spoke articulately about Mazrui's research and largely succeeded in obfuscating the issue of Mazrui's flirtation with race science. Abu El-Haj brings plenty of baggage to the debate: She has drawn criticism for working on a book claiming Ashkenazi Jews are not genetically related to the ancient Israelites, although she is not a geneticist and there is definitive scientific evidence to the contrary. Her controversial book, Facts on the Ground, argues that Israeli archaeologists have distorted the country's material record in the service of nation-building. It was subjected to harsh reviews.
Yet even Abu El-Haj was taken aback by Mazrui's research: "I don't fullyunderstand what you're doing [in the section of his paper discussing 'Jewish Genius']," she exclaimed.
Articles: Reviving Jewish Race Science at Columbia U Conference
Dr. Nadia Abu El-Haj on the Occupation's effects on Palestinian Academia
Yeap, sometimes you do find some duzzys:
Abu El-Haj took the stage after Mazrui and attempted to give the conference a more academic tone. She spoke articulately about Mazrui's research and largely succeeded in obfuscating the issue of Mazrui's flirtation with race science. Abu El-Haj brings plenty of baggage to the debate: She has drawn criticism for working on a book claiming Ashkenazi Jews are not genetically related to the ancient Israelites, although she is not a geneticist and there is definitive scientific evidence to the contrary. Her controversial book, Facts on the Ground, argues that Israeli archaeologists have distorted the country's material record in the service of nation-building. It was subjected to harsh reviews.
Yet even Abu El-Haj was taken aback by Mazrui's research: "I don't fullyunderstand what you're doing [in the section of his paper discussing 'Jewish Genius']," she exclaimed.
Articles: Reviving Jewish Race Science at Columbia U Conference
Abu El-Haj then made the astute observation that the conversation had "racial-genetic undertones" and that "it's dangerous to talk about the biology of any group."
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Indeed.
(COMMENT)Dr. Nadia Abu El-Haj on the Occupation's effects on Palestinian Academia
So what happened to the billions that Yaasar sent to his wife, you lying piece of shit.Indeed, the Palestinian civilians are under the boot of a foreign military force.This seems to have been true in 1919, just as it seems to be true today; almost a century later.
They have not had a minute of their own to develop anything.
(COMMENT)Abu El-Haj then made the astute observation that the conversation had "racial-genetic undertones" and that "it's dangerous to talk about the biology of any group."
Indeed.
(COMMENT)Indeed, the Palestinian civilians are under the boot of a foreign military force.This seems to have been true in 1919, just as it seems to be true today; almost a century later.
They have not had a minute of their own to develop anything.