About a year ago there were anti-Israel protests on the campus of the University of Michigan similar to the ones taking place at other schools. Some of those protests resulted in arrests but in a pattern familiar to anyone who follows left-wing activists, charges against those involved were either never filed at all or were mostly dropped. We’ll come back to that in a moment but first, here’s how the University of Michigan described the incidents they were dealing with last May.
- The protesters established their encampment on the Diag on April 22, following months of escalating disruptions to university operations – including the disruption of honors convocation and repeated disruptions of classes in academic buildings and study in university libraries.
- In late April and early May, individuals in the encampment replaced Diag bricks with concrete and Read more…
