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Bearing Witness

Bearing Witness

著者： Farah Johnson
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概要

 Bearing Witness is a fact-based human rights podcast examining how systems of violence operate abroad and at home—through the lenses of Palestine and U.S. immigration enforcement. Hosted by a U.S.-based activist, the show explores military occupation, detention, deportation, and the language of “security” used to justify harm. Each episode combines historical context, current reporting, and clear analysis, alongside personal commentary that rejects false neutrality in the face of mass suffering. This podcast does not speak for the oppressed. It documents what is being done to them and asks who benefits from our silence. honesty. If you’re uncomfortable, stay.
If you’re defensive, listen anyway. Discomfort is often the first sign that the story you’ve been told is incomplete.© 2026 Bearing Witness 政治・政府 政治学
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  • What resistance actually looks like

    What resistance actually looks like
    2026/02/01

    In this episode, we look at what resistance looks like in Palestine and the United States and how could feel isolating among atrocities.

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    Thank you for listening, for feeling, and for bearing witness.
    Share this episode if you believe stories matter—and they do.
    Take care of yourself, and take care of each other.”

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    4 分
  • Criminalizing descent

    Criminalizing descent
    2026/02/01

    Criminalizing descent because when power can no longer control the narrative, it tries to control the people every authoritarian system reaches a moment or persuasion stops working.

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    Thank you for listening, for feeling, and for bearing witness.
    Share this episode if you believe stories matter—and they do.
    Take care of yourself, and take care of each other.”

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    4 分
  • Language as a weapon

    Language as a weapon
    2026/01/25

    Welcome back to Bearing Witness

    In the last episode, we talked about patterns how genocide and authoritarianism are not moments, but processes.

    Today, we’re talking about the first and most essential stage of that process.

    Language.

    Because before violence is normalized, language is prepared. Before people accept mass harm they are taught he was human and not.

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    "This has been Bearing Witness.
    Thank you for listening, for feeling, and for bearing witness.
    Share this episode if you believe stories matter—and they do.
    Take care of yourself, and take care of each other.”

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    5 分
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