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Climate Activists Take Field During Harvard-Yale Football Game
2019-11-24
[Townhall] On Saturday, Climate protestors interrupted the Yale-Harvard football game at halftime by taking the field and refusing to leave. The protest was organized by two groups, Divest Harvard and Fossil Free Yale. The crowd of protestors consisted of students, alumni, and, of course, faculty members.

The protestors unfurled banners that read "Nobody Wins Yale and Harvard Are Complicit In Climate Justice," "This Is An Emergency," and another one addressed to the universities' presidents, "Our Future Demands Action Now."
Posted by:Besoeker

#9  Is it cynical, considering these two institutions, to think the interruption was a planned part of the halftime?
Posted by: swksvolFF   2019-11-24 17:13  

#8  #2 or anywhere in the south during any football game.
Posted by: chris   2019-11-24 16:23  

#7  #2 That would have resulted in some really serious human rights violations.
Posted by: Matt   2019-11-24 10:09  

#6  This is how rich nerds grow up when you don’t take their lunch money
Posted by: Regular joe   2019-11-24 09:17  

#5  Maybe "right wingers" should take the field and burn a koran during their protest?
Posted by: Bright Pebbles   2019-11-24 07:57  

#4  "Harvard forfeits the game"
Posted by: Frank G   2019-11-24 07:47  

#3  "Complicit in Climate Justice"?

Wouldn't want to be accused of perpetrating justice now, would we?

Something tells me these faculty and students aren't the brightest stars in the H-Y firmament
Posted by: Lex   2019-11-24 07:40  

#2  I noticed these brave Climate Justice warriors did not try these on field antics at the LSU vs Alabama game.
Posted by: Airandee   2019-11-24 06:10  

#1  Animal grazing or free-range poultry would be a more beneficial use of the field. If the protestations continue, perhaps there is hope.
Posted by: Besoeker   2019-11-24 05:49  

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