Taryn Thomas grew up facing racism and loneliness in a conservative California town, then went to Stanford looking for belonging. She found a movement instead: after October 7th, she joined the encampments and called herself an anti-Zionist and a Marxist. Then she questioned it all and changed course publicly, at the cost of many friendships. This is a conversation about identity, radicalization, and the courage to think for yourself.
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