‘Student revolution’: US protesters promise to continue despite crackdown
Al Jazeera
Students and faculty from US university encampments nationwide regroup after a week of arrests.
More than 1,000 people have been arrested across the United States in crackdowns on university protests against Israel’s war in Gaza. Facing police brutality, arrests and attacks from counterprotesters, what will student protesters do next?
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