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Jasmyn Jordan, a member of the Young Americans for Freedom and a third-year student at the University of Iowa, emotionally testified before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday morning.
Her testimony came in the wake of nationwide pro-Palestine protests on college campuses. Jordan shared her experiences as a conservative student, recounting how people had unjustly labeled her a ‘Nazi’ and a ‘bigot’ due to her conservative viewpoints.
Jordan’s testimony was part of a larger event at the House Judiciary Committee, where she, along with other college students and a civil rights law expert, addressed the issue of free speech on college campuses, in a hearing titled ‘Free Speech on College Campuses.’
“I was doxxed in a group of over a hundred students and was falsely labeled as a Nazi, a token, a white supremacist, and a bigot…simply because I’m black and hold conservative principles,” she said during the hearing.
Connor Ogrydziak, the leader of the University of Buffalo’s Young Americans for Freedom chapter, and Kenneth Marcus, a civil rights expert, will testify in front of the committee later Wednesday afternoon.
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Student testifying on Capitol Hill breaks down explaining what it’s like to be a conservative on college campuses these days:
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