Rachel Corrie
American anti-war and human rights activist
Biography
Rachel Corrie was born in Olympia, Washington in 1979 and worked as a diarist, writer, and nonviolence activist. She was a member of the International Solidarity Movement and was active in the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories. In March 2003, while protesting the demolition of Palestinian houses in Rafah, Gaza Strip, she was killed by an Israeli armored bulldozer.
Occupation
Rachel Corrie is recorded as a diarist, a peace activist, a activist, a human rights defender, a biographer, a writer and a pedagogy, born in Washington (1979–2003).
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