Let's Address This - Weekly Recap

Your recap of this week's content plus our obligatory Dad Joke

A lot happened this week so let’s dive right into our weekly recap. As a reminder, your support goes a long way to ensuring I can continue to provide daily accessible insight on human rights and media accountability.

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Here is your weekly recap of Let’s Address This with Qasim Rashid.

Saturday

• Biden Sent Netanyahu $3.5B in Arms—This Week He Killed 100 More Palestinians

  • Legacy media and the American people must hold Biden accountable to his words—and VP Kamala Harris can lead the way

Sunday

• The Olympics Have A Racism & Misogyny Problem

  • The injustice against American gymnast Jordan Chiles continues a trend of anti-Black and anti-woman policies that have stained the Olympic Games

Monday

• The Qasim Rashid Show — Episode 132

  • A deep dive on VP nominee Tim Walz, an update on Olympic gold medalist Imane Khelif, and an update on the genocide in Gaza

Tuesday

• We Cannot Ignore the Sandwich Generation

  • Our current trajectory places at least 53 million Americans on a path to catastrophe — but there is a solution, if we act now

Wednesday

• Debunking MAGA Assaults on Immigrants

  • The MAGA attacks on immigration aren't about defending "legal immigration," they’re about advancing white supremacy

Thursday

• The GOP is Trying to Steal the 2024 Election

  • A reminder to check your voter status and also recognize just how close we are to losing our democracy altogether

Friday

• The Israeli Army (Still) Uses Palestinians as Human Shields

  • Contrary to claims that these are isolated incidents, the facts show that the Israeli military has a "long-standing practice" of using human shields

Dad Joke of the Week

This week’s Dad Joke is straight out of a text convo with my wife Ayesha :)

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