As the US Leaves Afghanistan, Anti-War Feminists Push a New Approach to Foreign Policy

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : The coalition called for five immediate actions in both the domestic and international sphere: reallocating Pentagon spending to domestic priorities such as health care and eviction relief; ending active military operations and "permanently chang[ing] course away from endless wars toward peace building, diplomacy and development"; lifting economic sanctions on Cuba, North Korea, Iran, and 27 other countries; stopping economic, political, and military support to authoritarian governments like Israel and India; and reducing the domestic incarcerated population through immediate release from prisons and jails.
44% : "You cannot pay attention to what's happening here in the United States in terms of militarization of our communities from policing, the borders to ICE, you know, and not also see that at as directly related to what we're seeing in Palestine," she said.

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