Stanford People's University Stands Strong Against Inter-Fascist Forces

Students activists at Stanford University vowed they would not stand by idly when inter-fascist forces threatened their encampment. They called for community support when Zionist and Hindu supremacist groups in the Bay Area announced an “Interfaith Rally Against Terror” and march through the campus in an attempt to intimidate the People’s University. Alumni and community activists including Parents for Palestine responded to the call.

“Unlike the Zionist and Hindutva visions of racial/caste supremacy, the People’s University welcomes all people to collectively imagine a better future for themselves and their communities,” pro Palestine students said.

Pro-Israel students and outside groups marched from the campus Oval to White Plaza to protest what they called “terrorist support” on campus. 

According to the Stanford Daily, following a close face-off of the two opposing sides in the campus plaza Pro-Israel protestors were told to leave by security and the Stanford University Department of Public Safety. The People’s University and encampment remain steadfast.