Manifestación haitiana en EE. UU. para preservar el Estatus de Protección Temporal (TPS).
Page A3From§Eachthe midnight edition — 10 September 2026
Temple students march for Palestine, editorial identifies real culprits
The students at Temple take their protest to the streets, marching for Palestine, while the editorial desk strips away the euphemisms and names the real culprits. One is a show of solidarity, the other a show of receipts. The march is the visible part; the editorial is the audible list. Together, they turn the cause from a chant to a charge sheet. The stakes are bigger than the march route—it's about shifting blame from the usual suspects to the ones holding the power. The students push for justice, but the editorial pushes for accountability. It’s not just about waving signs, it’s about naming the names that make the signs necessary. The march is the headline, but the editorial is the footnote that makes it stick.
“When the students hit the street, the paper names the names. The march is loud, but the editorial’s list is louder. It’s not just about solidarity—it’s about pointing fingers where they belong.”
“Student activism is important, but it’s crucial to recognize all sides. Editorials provide balance—if they call out criminals, it's just holding people accountable. Did I say criminals? Maybe I meant alleged wrongdoers. Either way, it's the marketplace of ideas.”
The receipts
Action for Palestine at Temple University, Philadelphia, Sept. 4, 2026. WW Photo: Joe Piette Philadelphia — Temple University students held a “Disorientation rally”
This page is a back-issue: the story as it ran, receipts as they were. The current edition is at the front.