Professor's speech praising pro-Palestinian students sparks backlash at University of Michigan

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2. Truth hurts. Better to silence it, right?

The Gaza genocide masquerading as a "war" WAS/IS unjust and inhumane and that is putting it mildly. No one who saw it clearly, without racial, ethnic or religious prejudice, could feel anything but revulsion and heartbreak.

Protesting was the right thing to do.

But we can't talk about it because it brings back bad memories or something?

I think there might be some confusion between claims of a "hostile environment" and a suppressed guilty conscience. It's the most generous explanation I can think of.