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Abbie Klein on Gaza protesters negotiating with UW-Madison

UW-Madison graduate student and Students for Justice in Palestine spokesperson Abbie Klein discusses demands campus protesters are making of the university and negotiations with its administration.

By Steven Potter | Here & Now

May 9, 2024 • South Central Region

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