Youngkin tells George Mason grads they're 'builders of Virginia' despite commencement protests, walkouts
Amid scattered protests and walkouts, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin addressed George Mason University’s graduating class Thursday.
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Amid scattered protests and walkouts, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin addressed George Mason University’s graduating class Thursday.
Amid scattered protests and walkouts, Gov. Glenn Youngkin addressed George Mason University’s graduating class Thursday, calling the more than 11,000 graduates the “builders” of Virginia’s future.
Each semester on university campuses is a mix of censorship, mob scenes and our future leaders screaming at guest speakers. Now that’s what I call tolerance!
Students at George Mason University are protesting the school's decision to have Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin deliver a commencement address over his stance on transgender issues.
Thousands of George Mason University students protested the school's choice to invite Republican Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin to speak at graduation after he passed 'anti-trans' legislation.