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Queers Against Israeli Apartheid

In 2005 Wikipedia's first sentence called it “toronto -based grassroots lgbt group involved in the movement against what the organization see as israeli apar”. Today it says “toronto -based grassroots organization involved in queer and pro-palestinian activism”.
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Queers Against Israeli Apartheid ( QuAIA ) was a Toronto -based grassroots LGBT group involved in the movement against what the organization see as Israeli apartheid and is a member of the Coalition Against Israeli Apartheid. The group has been involved in Israeli Apartheid Week as well as Toronto Pride Week . QuAIA formed shortly after the 2008 iteration of Israeli Apartheid Week at which queer activists had a discussion about " pinkwashing ", or the use of gay rights as a propaganda tool to justify Israel's policy toward Palestine . The group went on to form contingents for the 2008-2010 and 2012 Pride parades, as well as holding forums, discussion panels and cultural events in Toronto.1

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In 2005 Wikipedia's first sentence called it “toronto -based grassroots lgbt group involved in the movement against what the organization see as israeli apar”. Today it says “toronto -based grassroots organization involved in queer and pro-palestinian activism”. Read the current article and compare.
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Then

toronto -based grassroots lgbt group involved in the movement against what the organization see as israeli apar

Now

toronto -based grassroots organization involved in queer and pro-palestinian activism

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