The Antizionist Safe Space
Your government is committing colonization and genocide via the American colony in Palestine called the State of Israel. You are watching it unfold in real time. But you are not allowed to say that you want to end it. And yet you do want to end it.
Both the genocide—
and the colony.
Display the Antizionist Safe Space Flag.
Let your students or colleagues know that they can talk to you about ending Israel and liberating Palestine—without fear.
Decolonization: It’s the approach that the international community has taken to Western colonies more than eighty times since 1945.
But when it comes to the American colony in Palestine known as Israel, you state the obvious at your own risk.
It’s the staple of postwar international practice that dare not speak its name.
No longer.
Give the millions of Americans grieving over their nation’s sponsorship of genocide and colonization a safe space.
Right click on the png image below to download it and add it to your email signature.
Or right click on the large image above to download a production quality svg version. Send it to your favorite online printing website to print up safe space stickers. Apply them to your office, car or wherever you want them seen.
“[O]ur usual flag, with the white stripes painted black and the stars replaced by the skull and cross-bones.”
—Mark Twain, To the Person Sitting in Darkness, North American Review (Feb. 1901)
1. In recognition of Palestine’s present bondage as a subject of American colonization via the State of Israel, and the anguish that ongoing crime causes millions of Americans of good conscience today, the Antizionist Safe Space Flag consists of the Palestinian tricolor with three black stripes drawn across the red portion of the flag, signifying the “stripes painted black” of Twain’s American imperialist flag.
In 1901, Mark Twain published an essay condemning America’s colonization of the Philippines and suggesting that the American imperialist flag should consist of “our usual flag, with the white stripes painted black and the stars replaced by the skull and cross-bones.”
2. A red triangle is preserved at the bottom of the flag to symbolize Palestinian victory.
