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“UCLA now finds itself in a far more vulnerable place. The attack last night was pure anarchy in which violent thugs were given free rein, seemingly with the tacit support of law enforcement.”
#acab #fascism #gazaprotests

https://forward.com/opinion/608479/ucla-violence-campus-protests/


I'm a UCLA professor. Our leaders could have prevented violence – The Forward

Last night's violence at UCLA was something the university's administrators could and should have anticipated.
The Forward
#fascism #acab #gazaprotests
in reply to Joshua Holland

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“Despite history abounding with what past administrations did to quell the impact of activism on campus and the consequences—positive and negative—every time there is a new wave of activism, it’s as if administrations are facing protests for the first time. Student protestors, in contrast, seem to get more organized, more savvy and better prepared for what administrations throw at them with each successive generation” https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/repression-draws-attention-to-campus-protests-like-those-over-the-conflict/

Repression draws attention to campus protests, like those over the conflict in Gaza, and makes them grow

Repression draws attention to campus protests and makes them grow
Brayden King (Scientific American)
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