USC bans pro-Palestinian valedictorian from speaking at May commencement, citing safety concerns
- USC revoked valedictorian Asna Tabassum's speech invitation due to security concerns amidst escalating tensions fueled by social media and Middle East conflict, according to Provost Andrew Guzman.
- USC did not disclose specific security threats that led to the decision, citing safety and security reasons, as stated by Bartlett.
- Tabassum expressed doubts about security threats against her, requested details of the threat assessment, and criticized USC's decision, mentioning empowerment of hate and censorship, per an online statement by Ayloush.
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