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The police violence last night at SUNY Purchase College against peaceful students sitting in a circle is absolutely outrageous. Our constitutional protections are being shredded to prop up a U.S. funded and supported apartheid regime:
Police at Purchase College are threatening any member of the public who comes to support the student encampment with arrest. Is this even legal at a public institution?