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	"author_name": "CODEPINK National",
	"author_url": "https://actionnetwork.org/groups/codepink-national",
	"title": "Tell Cisco: Stop Silencing Pro-Palestine Voices!",
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	"description": "Cisco is punishing employees for standing with Palestine. We can’t let that repression go unchecked. Cisco recently fired an employee who spoke up during a company event to say that they don&#x27;t want their tech labor to be used to harm Palestinians or any marginalized group — a completely normal sentiment. The company also deleted Bridge to Humanity — the largest Palestine-focused WebEx chat group — and took down its associated educational website. Cisco is also enforcing new internal policies aimed at silencing any speech that supports Palestinian human rights. This is part of a disturbing trend of corporations cracking down on Palestine solidarity. But we won’t be silent while our coworkers, classmates, and community members are punished for opposing genocide. Send a letter to tell Cisco: Reverse your new repressive policy and stop silencing pro-Palestine voices!",
	"url": "https://www.codepink.org/cisco"
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