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Uni Campuses 2023: Antisemitism ALLOWED - But Don't Be Fatphobic?!
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December 8, 2023
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5:51Now PlayingWhat’s happening on campuses in 2023?! In the US, shocking statements at a House committee on antisemitism revealed that top universities UPenn, Harvard, and MIT effectively allow calls for the genocide of Jews on campus - depending on the “context” of the remarks and if the speech "crosses into conduct".
Meanwhile in the UK,police are investigating a former emeritus professor, Harriet Bradley, who in a tweet called on someone to "blow up" a Jewish Labour Movement meeting. Bradley has since apologised and was stripped of her honorary titles from two Bristol universities she had taught at.
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