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    BREAKING: Fired for Palestine, Professor Danny Shaw Becomes Latest Victim of the Assault on Free Speech

    Professor Danny Shaw, former heavyweight boxer and educator, was detained and interrogated by the FBI and DHS at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport on August 28, 2024, following his attendance at the Free Palestine Film Festival in London. Shaw, who was recently fired from NYC’s John Jay College of Criminal Justice for opposing the genocide in Gaza, faced a three-hour grilling by Chicago-based federal agents. The FBI pressed Shaw on his activism at home and abroad, demanding the names of contacts and organizations with which he had worked. Despite requests, Shaw was denied the right to speak with a lawyer and was told he wouldn’t be released until he complied. Federal agents seized his cell phone, computer, notebooks, and other belongings while bombarding him with questions about his work and personal life. This comes as Shaw, along with other U.S. educators critical of Israel’s actions, faces doxxing campaigns and widespread censorship on social media, with accounts being shadow-banned, suspended, or removed altogether.

    Danny Shaw
    Danny Shaw
    Professor Danny Shaw has taught International Affairs and Latin American and Caribbean Studies at the City University of New York for two decades. He has been in the U.S. revolutionary movement since 1994. He was fired as a professor at John Jay College in New York City for speaking out against the genocide in Palestine. Shaw is the author of "Despised: The Poor white Trash Manifesto.” He was the highest-ranking member of the “American Communist Party” to realize this was no party, this was a petty cult built up around the anti-American narcissism of Ali Hammoud, alias "Haz Al-Din," and Jackson Hinkle. Shaw is a frequent commentator at TeleSUR, Russia Today, HispanTV and other international channels. The ethnographer is fluent in Haitian Kreyòl, Spanish, Portuguese and Kriolu Kabuverdianu. He has visited and organized in 86 different countries. He has two sons, Ernesto Dessalines and Cauã Amaru who guide his commitments to humanity.
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