Anti-Israel encampment protesters at Princeton University complained on social media that the school isn’t allowing them to have tents.
One protester said that the group is ‘vulnerable and unsafe’ as they endure rain and drops in temperature.
”On the third day of Princeton’s Hunger Strike for Gaza, as the temperatures fall and rain continues, @Princeton admin refuses still to allow our strikers to have tents, leaving them huddled under umbrellas, vulnerable and unsafe. Shameful and cruel,” the individual wrote.
On the third day of Princeton’s Hunger Strike for Gaza, as the temperatures fall and rain continues, @Princeton admin refuses still to allow our strikers to have tents, leaving them huddled under umbrellas, vulnerable and unsafe. Shameful and cruel. pic.twitter.com/GbYALLcgzN
— Aditi (@aditilrao) May 5, 2024
Republished with permission from Campus Reform
