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A symbolic display of solidarity on behalf of each of those universities.

We're not even talking about divestment yet from the actual arms companies that are invested in this genocide using these students' money.

Every single university should have stood up in rejection of this hate and of this genocide.

Every single hospital in

Gaza has been bombed, not one, not two. Every single one of them, we would expect that every

single medical institution, every hospital in Dallas and in the United States would stand up

in rejection of this atrocity. Instead, it's been crickets. To the media institutions that are here,

113 journalists that we know of. Some of them are my friends. Some of them, as of last week,

were shown to the world beheaded in their cars by precision bombs. Some of them paid for by

our tuition here, manufactured out of Dallas. We're the journalists that are standing up in

rejection of the deadliest period that we know of in the history of armed conflict for journalists and for press?

Where are the faith leaders that have lost their moral compass that used to stand up against hate and that would be by our side?

Where are they today? Unfortunately, there is the Palestine exception. These students

are unfortunately the victims of the Palestine exception. Each and every single one of these

students would have read about Martin, Medgar, and Malcolm would have read about how indifference,

in fact, was the cause of the lynchings that used to take place around them here in Dallas,

of all of the moral catastrophes that have occurred in our not so distant memory.

Yet when they decided to take a stand against the genocide,

that the entire international community seems to recognize as a genocide,

they were penalized.

They have faced the full thrust of the law. They've been

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