Thirteenth anniversary of the death of Rachel Corrie

Today on One Land Many Voices, we feature a talk given last week in Olympia Washington, at an event commemorating the thirteenth anniversary of the death of peace activist, Rachel Corrie.

Rachel was twenty-three years old when she was crushed to death by an Israeli bulldozer, while trying to protect a Palestinian home from demolition in March of 2003.

At the event in Olympia, one of Rachel’s friends, who also witnessed her murder, was a featured speaker.

This talk is by Alice Coy, beginning with the introduction by Rachel Corrie’s mother, Cindy Corrie.