US EditionTim Walz’s daughter says she’s ditching grad school over lack of support for protesters
- Hope Walz, daughter of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, announced on TikTok that she is skipping graduate school due to the institution's lack of support for student demonstrations about antisemitism.
- Walz expressed her discontent with how universities handle student protests, stating, 'Students deserve to be protected.'
- The Trump administration has pressured universities, including Columbia University, to enforce stricter rules during protests.
- She criticized institutions that do not support student rights, stating, 'I will not be attending starting this fall.
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Tim Walz daughter Hope Walz’s shocking decision: Skips graduate school over its lack of support for student protests
Hope Walz, daughter of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, announced she will not attend graduate school due to dissatisfaction with how the university managed student protests. In a TikTok video, Walz emphasized the importance of supporting student rights to protest and speak out.
Tim Walz’s Daughter Announces She’s Skipping Grad School Over Lack Of Support For Protestors
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s daughter announced on TikTok that she’s opting out of graduate school, citing insufficient support from higher education institutions for students’ "right to protest."
Tim Walz's Daughter, Hope, Skips Grad School Citing Lack of Student Protest Support
The daughter of failed Democrat vice presidential candidate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is opting out of graduate school to stand against a lack of support for student protests. The post WATCH: Tim Walz’s Daughter, Hope, Skips Grad School Citing Lack of Student Protest Support appeared first on Breitbart.
Tim Walz’s daughter says she’s ditching grad school over lack of support for protesters
The daughter of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) announced on TikTok she is ditching graduate school due to what she says is a lack of support for the right to protest at higher education institutions. “I applied for one school. I kind of had my heart set on it. I am not going to…
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