USC Valedictorian's Speech Canceled Over Pro-Palestinian Social Media Activity
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The University of Southern California has canceled the Class of 2024 valedictorian's speech due to safety concerns after pro-Israel groups accused her of being anti-Semitic. Asna Tabassum, the valedictorian, expressed disappointment and shock at the decision, attributing it to a campaign of hate. USC claims the cancellation is for her safety, not her political views, amidst ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The Council on American-Islamic Relations criticized the decision, calling it cowardly, while the university emphasizes the need for campus security and open discussions.
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- USC bans pro-Palestinian valedictorian from speaking at May commencement, citing safety concerns KABC-TV
- Provost announces valedictorian won't speak at graduation in May uscannenbergmedia.com
- Citing safety, USC bans pro-Palestinian valedictorian from speaking at graduation Los Angeles Times
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