CUNY Law grad Fatima Mousa Mohammed gives anti-Israel commencement speech
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The move from the school, which has been under ongoing pressure to rehab its battered image following a fiery, anti-Israel commencement speech from CUNY Law grad Fatima Mousa Mohammed.
CUNY faced swift and unrelenting backlash in the wake of the back-to-back commencement hate speeches – and has been public enemy number one of the Jewish community.“We appreciate the small steps, but everything they do can’t just be a response to bad press,” added Vernikov of the school’s move to halt student commencement speeches, which was. “There has to be a real commitment to change. It can’t just be a constant response to their PR failures.
Rubin, who called on CUNY to acknowledge his group’s action plan to address “systemic Jew-hatred,” added that eliminating student speakers is “a nice gesture, but it’s nowhere near close enough to the right steps needed to be taken,” he said, noting the pressure that’s on the school.
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