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Harvard Queen and Pro- Palestinian advocate SHRUTHI KUMAR torches Harvard over Gaza solidarity crackdown in her off script commencement speech! These crackdowns have lead to students being unlawfully arrested and suspended. Barring students from their own graduation and from receiving their diplomas. “Maybe we don’t know what it’s like...

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Фото профиля Javeria Sultan
Javeria Sultan2 лет назад

Wow huge respect

Фото профиля Same J
Same J2 лет назад

@Harvard DO YOU HEAR US??

Фото профиля BIG BALLS Torm
BIG BALLS Torm2 лет назад

In true solidarity send her to Gaza.

Фото профиля Imran Lionheart
Imran Lionheart2 лет назад

profiles in courage!! They will always be remembered in history as fearless heroes who could not be coerced and intimidated by state oppression, outrageous acts of police brutality on college campuses and cowardice of US colleges and Univ’s administration. God Bless them All!

Фото профиля Sunshine
Sunshine2 лет назад

She’s brave and awesome!

Фото профиля CT Dude
CT Dude2 лет назад

"Unlawfully arrested". LOL. If you dont want to suffer the consequences dont break the law. Why are you guys begging for a degree from a school that you hate? Pathetic.

Фото профиля Perfidy
Perfidy2 лет назад

75% of Palestinians approved of Hamas’ October 7 attack and endorsed the use of sexual violence and kidnapping as legitimate methods. I take it Shruthi holds the same.

Фото профиля Zaid Hamid
Zaid Hamid2 лет назад

The speech made no sense. What #Hamas did with women of her age should be shown to her - maybe she can show some solidarity to them then

Фото профиля Tikki Tikki Tembo
Tikki Tikki Tembo2 лет назад

So weird how she has nothing to say about the BJP

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