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The UC Ethnic Studies Faculty issued a public letter scolding the University of California administration for using words like “terrorism” to describe the horrific Hamas attack on Israel, which claimed 1,400 lives, most of whom were civilians.
“In the strongest possible terms, the UC Ethnic Studies Faculty Council, a diverse statewide body that represents over 300 faculty systemwide, rejects recent U administrative communications that distort and misrepresent the unfolding genocide of Palestinians in Gaza and thereby contribute to the racist and dehumanizing erasure of Palestinian daily reality,” it said.
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