Day one of Palestine protest at CSUN
Students for Justice in Palestine and other CSUN organizations are working together to protest at CSUN. Located in front of Sierra Tower, pro-Palestine faculty and students are gathering to show...
Students for Justice in Palestine and other CSUN organizations are working together to protest at CSUN. Located in front of Sierra Tower, pro-Palestine faculty and students are gathering to show their solidarity with Palestine. They have a day full of events such as keynote speakers, kite making and a mixer. This is day one of the protest, and they will continue protesting tomorrow and Friday with no time or location yet posted. Protesters are not allowed to camp at night or go inside any school building.
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