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Grey City’s deep dive into the Maroon’s archive presents a lineage of civil disobedience and radical action by students against the administration over collegiate, local, and international issues.

My advice to Jewish students at these institutions: Come on down. At schools like mine, the University of Tennessee, in red states, such intimidation, harassment and lawlessness aren’t tolerated.

A student group at the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law published an anti-Semitic cartoon depicting the school's dean, who is Jewish, holding bloody utensils over a dinner table, a version of the ancient blood libel employed in anti-Semitic propaganda that accused Jews of using the blood of Christian children for baking matzah and other rituals.

Berkeley Law Students for Justice in Palestine depicts Jewish dean with bloody utensils.

The moral outrage over the <em>La Presse</em> cartoon has nothing to do with opposition to antisemitism. Rather, it serves to legitimize Israel's genocidal policies, intimidate public opinion and sow confusion among workers and young people.

Booth spoke to the World Socialist Web Site about the attack on freedom of expression on campuses and the meaning of his artwork

Interim President Larry Jameson’s attack on cartoonist Dwayne Booth once again attempts to conflate opposition to the ethnic cleansing of Palestine with antisemitism

Dwayne Booth — a lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania's Annenberg School for Communication — is under fire for "Mr. Fish" political cartoons that critics say are antisemitic.

Images show Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shoveling skulls, Israel’s flag made to look like a Nazi one, big noses and allusions to genocide.The post West praises campaign art director

University of Pennsylvania interim President J. Larry Jameson condemned recent political cartoons drawn by lecturer and artist Dwayne Booth, aka Mr. Fish, who has published images critical of Israel's war in Gaza. Jameson called Booth's work 'reprehensible' and 'antisemitic' as the Ivy League school continues to navigate turmoil on its campus and concerns about safety for Jewish students. Booth said his art is being misinterpreted.