Article by Maysa Mustafa examines how the 1948 Nakba continues to shape Palestinian identity and activism, particularly among descendants in the United States. It emphasizes their pursuit of the right of return, portraying it as a non-negotiable demand tied to justice, historical memory, and the future of Palestinian sovereignty. This source is valuable for research on the Nakba, Palestinian testimony, intergenerational trauma, Palestinian American identity, right of return, and the Gaza genocide.
