Philly Palestine Coalition document reveals details of Gann's false claims
2 Yesterday 1:23 PM · 11h ago · 4 articles · 1 source · development 2 of 2
The Philadelphia Inquirer reviewed a document from the Philly Palestine Coalition showing Gann fabricated Palestinian family members, including a grandfather she claimed was Palestinian-born but who was actually born in Baltimore. The document also noted Gann told people she was sending money to family in Palestine, and some people sent her money as a result.
“We asked her to publicly acknowledge that she is a white woman of Jewish heritage and an Israeli settler family.”
Philly Educators for Palestine and Racial Justice Organizing Committee, Joint statement from activist organizations · rss ↗Hannah Gann Philadelphia public school teacher, pro-Palestinian activistPhilly Educators for Palestine Pro-Palestinian education advocacy groupRacial Justice Organizing Committee Racial justice advocacy organizationPhilly Palestine Coalition Palestinian advocacy research group
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first by The Post Millennial, 13h ago · also RedState
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first by The Gateway Pundit, 12h ago
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1 outlet Pa. teacher admits to lying about Black and Palestinian identity: ‘Stunned, saddened and angered’
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