Chapman U. Summons Student Activists to Disciplinary Hearings Following Pro-DEI Protest
“Chapman University must protect DEI and immediately reinstate VP of DEI Dr. Reg Stewart”
I’d bet that these students don’t even truly understand DEI policies. They just know that they’re supposed to support it as leftists.
Campus Reform reports:
Chapman calls students to disciplinary hearings following pro-DEI protest
Chapman University in Orange, California recently summoned several student activists who protested the school’s elimination of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs for disciplinary hearings.
The students have been called in for the hearings due to allegedly violating the university’s code of conduct, according to the Los Angeles Times. Specifically, students used a microphone and a megaphone during a pro-DEI rally in March.
“They haven’t told us what the punishment could be,” a Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) student official summoned for a disciplinary hearing told the outlet. “I don’t know what to expect. I could be suspended.”
More than 200 Chapman students and faculty members took part in the pro-DEI protest, which occurred on March 17, as noted by Voice of OC.
“We know what is right, stand for DEI,” protesters chanted during the demonstration.
“I’m here because we have diverse narratives in our history, and we need to make sure that the history we are learning here is inclusive of all voices,” added one pro-DEI student protester.
The March 17 pro-DEI walkout was advertised online by several student organizations, including Chapman’s SJP chapter.
SJP and other groups posted on Instagram several days before the protest, for instance, that a “broad coalition of clubs” intended to hold a “walkout” to protest threats to DEI.
“Chapman University must protect DEI and immediately reinstate VP of DEI Dr. Reg Stewart,” the groups demanded.
“Chapman University must announce protections for undocumented students, including but not limited to student pro-bono legal support and blocking ICE from campus & student housing,” the post continued.
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