Tallie Ben-Daniel

Jewish Voice for Peace

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Academic council coordinator at the Jewish Voice for Peace, she works with students and faculty on human rights and justice issues involving Palestinians

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After a series of troubling incidents on campuses of the University of California, Jewish groups asked the Board of Regents to adopt the  State Department's definition  of…

Writing New Rules for Speech on Campus

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