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Pro-Palestinian rallies are continuing nationwide on college campuses, including Florida universities, including a Palm Beach County resident who is Jewish and a student at North Florida University.
Days after the Supreme Court ruled to overturn Roe v. Wade, pro-choice advocates in South Florida have been expressing their opposition.
The event follows an incident where a student posted QR codes that led to antisemitic and white supremacist propaganda on the doors of Jewish faculty and staff members' classrooms and offices. "Reflecting on recent events, this is a space for a variety of things we might need right now," Matt Hartley, the Associate Director for Interfaith said. "It's a forum to speak on things that have hurt us and harmed us. There may be some things you need to say about that or frustrations to share. There may be things you need from the UNF community. This is the place to share them."
The Student Union at the University of North Florida, in Jacksonville, Florida. Photo: Wikimedia Commons. JNS.org – Antisemitic fliers were posted on the office doors and classrooms of Jewish professors at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville during Passover, reported Jules Gerstein, 19, who founded the school’s Jewish Student Union, said fliers with QR codes that led to an antisemitic radio station were discovered in the social sciences building on March 29. “Multiple” professors who had the fliers posted on their doors were Jewish, according to the Jewish Student Union....
Anti-Semitic fliers posted at University of North Florida during Passover Anti-Semitic fliers posted at University of North Florida during Passover Fliers with QR codes that led to an anti-Semitic radio station were attached to the classroom and office doors of mainly Jewish professors. University of North Florida banner. Credit: Rob Wilson/Shutterstock. Spread the word. Jules Gerstein, 19, who founded the school’s Jewish Student Union, said fliers with QR codes that led to an anti-Semitic radio station were discovered in the social sciences building on March 29. “Multiple” professors ...