CNN's Bianna Golodryga criticized leaders at colleges and universities for allowing antisemitism to run rampant on their campuses and called their behavior unacceptable.
CNN senior global affairs analyst Bianna Golodryga called out leadership at colleges and universities on Tuesday for refusing to condemn antisemitism on college campuses, calling their behavior unacceptable. 'Shame on these university heads and leadership at these schools from all over the country,' Golodryga said on 'CNN This Morning.' Co-host Phil Mattingly asked her why school leaders were afraid to speak out 'unequivocally' about antisemitism on college campuses.
'There wasn't event a 24-hour period of mourning before it became victim blaming, two sides to this story. No, it is not difficult for college campus leadership to come out and say what happened on October 7th was a massacre. It was unacceptable. And we will do everything we can to protect our Jewish students and just as well as we will protect our Muslim students and every other minorities on our campuses,' Golodryga said.
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