Anti-Israel, pro-Iran professor returns to CUNY classrooms following arrest for leading violent campus protests
· gabrielle fahmy
AI Briefing
- • Corinna Mullin, anti-Israel professor, arrested for leading violent campus protests, returns to CUNY classrooms.
- • Mullin's radical views and past arrest have sparked controversy over her hiring by City University of New York.
- • She is teaching two classes in the fall, despite her history of organizing violent protests.
Context
Corinna Mullin, a political science professor, is teaching two classes at the City University of New York in the fall. She was previously arrested for organizing a violent campus protest.
Her return to the classroom matters as it raises concerns about the views she may express to students, given her radical stance against the United States and Israel, and her support for Iran.
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