Neither Jew nor Gentile, Who Am I?
Columbia University’s Morningside Heights campus, the New York City instantiation of Athen’s idyllic acropolis, descended into a battlefield for justice. On campus, red, white, and green streaks blur en masse for the Palestinian cause while the star of David dissents. Accusations of terrorism and injustice explode from both sides; arrows fire into the identity of the opposition. This is the reality. Identity, in both colloquial and philosophical understandings, motivates moral action in the modern age. . .