They're Coming Back These students are brave. In the spring, Iranian-funded,
radical, left-wing college students from America’s best universities seized
control of their campuses.


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Friend,



In the spring, Iranian-funded, radical, left-wing college students from
America’s best universities seized control of their campuses.

They destroyed property.

They physically intimidated Jewish students (once driving many to hide inside
a library!).



And, through it all, they chanted hateful calls for genocide.



But, did anyone oppose them on campus?

Administrations largely cowered. And, at the start, the mainstream media
largely ignored them. However, a few The Fund for American Studies (TFAS)
student journalists said no. At Harvard, Stanford, Northwestern, the University
of Chicago, and more, our students said no.

Student journalists, such as those at the Harvard Salient, published op-eds
denouncing their peers.


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"There is no excuse for a Harvard Student--or any American--choosing to carry
water for these groups."- The Harvard Salient


These students are brave. And that’s why we are trying to raise $10,000 to
fund these bold conservative student journalists at 18 different universities
by August 31st.Friend will you make the first donation to our campaign by
donating $500, $250, $100, $50, or even just $25 right now?
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When one-in-three college students deny that the Hamas attacks happened and
thousands of masked student protestors proudly chant “Intifada Revolution,” can
you imagine the bravery it takes to disagree with them?



But, students like Columbia’s Jonas Du or UChicago’s Jahmiel Jackson do it
every day. And unlike their peers, they’re not hiding their identity. They are
proudly showing honorable leadership.



Friend, these students cannot do it alone. That’s why TFAS is trying to raise
$10,000 to keep their newspapers fighting on campuses.



Will you please step up and donate anything that you can right now to support
these brave student journalists?
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Sincerely,


Roger Ream

President

The Fund for American Studies




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