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Tulane faculty post video in solidarity with encampment protestors

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Sophia Maxim
Over 35 Tulane faculty members participated in the video, speaking in support of students who were arrested and faculty who were suspensed as a result of the pro-Palestine encampment on May 1. Photos compiled from video.

Over 35 Tulane faculty members participated in a video montage expressing their solidarity with students and faculty facing criminal and academic punishment for their involvement in a 30-hour pro-Palestine encampment on Tulane’s front lawn.

In the video, faculty members described what they witnessed during the encampment and condemned the actions of Tulane’s administration and police.

Anthropology professor Adeline Masquelier said she participated in the video because she was shocked at how the administration handled the peaceful protestors.

“I have been at Tulane for over 30 years. I never imagined Tulane would use this level of violence against students who demonstrated peacefully,” Masquelier said. “I am shocked and appalled.”

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Sophia Maxim
Sophia Maxim, Editor-in-Chief
Sophia Maxim is a multimedia journalist and designer from Atlanta, GA. She is The Maroon’s incoming Editor-in-Chief and previously served as Managing Editor for Print and Design Chief. She is a visual communication junior with a design minor. In her free time, she enjoys exploring the city, listening to podcasts, and collaborating on creative projects. Sophia can be reached at [email protected].

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