Protest held outside CSU board meeting in Long Beach
LOS ANGELES - Hundreds of students gathered together to rally outside the CSU Board of Trustees meeting in Long Beach.
This all comes after students set up encampments at 11 of the California State University campuses.
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Students are demanding the university to disclose all investments, divest from Israeli entities, defend student activism, and they say they would like the university to also declare that Israel is engaging in genocide.
Brian, a student from Sonoma State University, came in support of the rally in Long Beach.
He said he doesn’t believe tuition dollars should go towards "any foreign state" and believes Cal State Long Beach is investing in genocide.
The meeting was closed to the public.