Not the Ivy League, but elsewhere
I think U.S. students are angered about injustice supported by their own government (i.e., the U.S.)
I don't think this is correct. I'd say they are more likely to be angered by examples of JUSTICE backed by their own government.
The bullet fee is only one of the many abuses of those who were killed. More details at https://www.iranintl.com/en/202601152027
In the spirit of universities being places of "research, teaching, and learning" they have a role to play in bringing such abuses to attention. And so does the mainstream media.
I think U.S. students are angered about injustice supported by their own government (i.e., the U.S.)
I don't think this is correct. I'd say they are more likely to be angered by examples of JUSTICE backed by their own government.
The bullet fee is only one of the many abuses of those who were killed. More details at https://www.iranintl.com/en/202601152027
In the spirit of universities being places of "research, teaching, and learning" they have a role to play in bringing such abuses to attention. And so does the mainstream media.