a no brainer

This sets a bad precedent

Speaking out against genocide should be a no-brainer. But now, it can result in someone losing their hard-earned degree. In May 2025, NYU student Logan Rozos spoke at his graduation and condemned the genocide in Gaza. Now, NYU has publicly accused Rozos of "lying" about who he planned to say and is withholding his earned degree while pursuing disciplinary action against him. Pamela: No one should lose their educational credentials because they spoke out against genocide. Someone's brief expression of political conscience shouldn't result in consequences. This is yet another example of the broader crackdown on pro-Palestinian advocacy at elite institutions across the country. This sets a dangerous precedent in the systemic silencing of pro-Palestinian voices and activism. Add your name to the growing list of supporters to reinstate Logan Rozos's diploma. ADD YOUR NAME We're seeing a chilling effect in real time, [Firstname]. Students are being forced to choose between their moral conscience and their academic future. Targeting Rozos represents a direct assault on First Amendment Rights. People are risking their livelihoods – and lives – to do the right thing. But we can make a difference here. We must stand together against the criminalization of solidarity of Palestinians, along with the broader erosion of constitutional rights that threatens the foundation of both academic freedom and democratic society. People shouldn't be punished for speaking against genocide. Sign on to support Logan Rozos and the other brave people who've spoken out against a genocide. Show your solidarity with people who are brave enough to do the right thing, even when faced with life-altering consequences. In solidarity, Progress America Paid for by Progress America, a project of Strategy & Hustle   Sent via ActionNetwork.org. To update your email address, change your name or address, or to stop receiving emails from Progress America, please click here.