Terrance Freeman was relocated from his job as a privately contracted security officer at DePaul, which he believes was due to being "too friendly to Palestinian students." Prior to his relocation, he was reprimanded by DePaul's Public Safety office for taking photos and engaging with students.
Surrounded by more than 200 pro-Palestinian protestors, Freeman spoke at the Students for Justice in Palestine rally at the Lincoln Park Student Center on Thursday, Sept. 12.
“The saddest thing is that they would come to a college campus, they mamas or their parents, paying for them to go to school,” Freeman said. “Hoping that they could come there and be treated with dignity and respect, they got to be treated differently because they’re Palestinian.”
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