VCU students walk out of commencement protesting Youngkin speech
- Approximately 100 Virginia Commonwealth University graduates protested Gov. Glenn Youngkin's commencement address due to his stance on campus protests, LGBTQ+ rights, and racial literacy courses.
- Students, including members of the NAACP chapter and other organizations, objected to Youngkin's views on racial literacy and LGBTQ+ rights during the commencement address.
- Concerns were raised over Youngkin's response to police actions at a peaceful pro-Palestine protest.
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VCU students walk out of commencement protesting Youngkin speech
Students at the Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) walked out of their commencement ceremony to protest an address by Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-Va.). About 100 of the 1,200 graduates at the graduation ceremony Saturday quietly filed out of the Greater Richmond Convention Center, some wearing kaffiyeh scarves and signs reading “Teach Black history” and “Book bans…
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