Writers and artists face severe backlash for opposing the genocide in Gaza, revealing a troubling trend of social repression and a threat to democratic free expression.
The conflation of criticism of Israel with antisemitism serves to silence dissenting voices and creates a climate of fear for those advocating against war.
Political pressures can lead to severe consequences for artists and writers, impacting their careers and personal safety when they speak out against dominant narratives.
The incident at the Albany Book Festival illustrates the worrying reality authors now face: simply expressing concern or solidarity can lead to public attacks and threats.
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