Students protest Yale's investments in weapons manufactures
Yale's ACIR said “military weapons manufacturing for authorized sales did not meet threshold of grave social injury, a prerequisite for divestment.”
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Yale's ACIR said “military weapons manufacturing for authorized sales did not meet threshold of grave social injury, a prerequisite for divestment.”
On Dec. 1, protestors congregated outside Yale’s Schwarzman Center to demand that Yale withdraw investments in companies related to weapon manufacturing — emphasizing those supplying arms to Israel amid the war in Israel and Gaza.
As the Yale Corporation seeks to identify a successor for University President Peter Salovey, students are calling for greater input in the search process.
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