UTSA student under review for reciting poem about Charlie Kirk’s assassination – KSAT

UTSA student under review for reciting poem about Charlie Kirk’s assassination KSAT
A video of a student reading a poem about Charlie Kirk at the University of Texas-San Antonio has caught the attention of the broader university officials and is under review for “the incitement of violence.” SAN ANTONIO – A video of a student reading a poem about Charlie Kirk at the University of Texas-San Antonio has caught the attention of university system officials and is under review for “the incitement of violence.” The University of Texas System officials posted a joint statement Thursday on X that said “We will not tolerate the incitement of violence or the threat of incitement of violence by any member of our UT community.” A UTSA spokesman said in an email sent Friday that the poem does not reflect the school’s values.
In the video posted to social media this week, a woman approaches a booth on UTSA’s campus for a Pick Up the Mic event, hosted by Texas Youth Summit founder Christian Collins. Collins, a conservative political activist, said he would pray for the student after she read a poem he described as “celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk.” Kirk was fatally shot last September at a Turning Point event in Utah. The student is under review, according to a UTSA spokesman. It is unclear if she will face any discipline, and the university
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