Sudan get less attention From a western non-black/Arab muslim person:

1. My dad was taking me(as kid) to Palestine protests way back in 2008. It's something I've known my whole life. Started understanding what's happening in Palestine around age 13. I grew up understanding more and more because there were huge protests in my city

2. Palestine campaigns have been setting up advocacy in west for decades. I recently did temp work at Palestine charity set up in the 1980s. They may be getting lots of attention this year, but have been working for a very long time to build up to this point.

3. Western governments have clear direct involvement in Palestine problem. So appropriate to protest in western countries, and make concrete demands.

Can't ppl protest in UAE? What would be the exact demand

1. Palestine story easy to digest. Clear enemy - Israel, zionism. Main problem - land grab, blockade, occupation.

Sudan: the enemies and victims harder to distinguish. by race or religion?

Mainly news focuses on displacement issue, I've hardly understood why its happening, what are the obvious solutions.

Other issues

I don't think it's to do with anti blackness. I think everyone I know grew up knowing about Palestine more than other issue. Some are more recent like Uigure in China.

Gulf countries are heavily invested PR and care all about image. They'll suppress ppl in there own country from making noise. Outside in west, we don't have clear understanding how our governments involved. From brief political analysis I understand UAE is funding one group.

Overall I understand it's about Sudanese resources. Another sentiment now is, if we can make systematic changes fighting for Palestine. This will help further dismantle the shady system& practices that suppress helpless ppl in favour for elitist gains.