Is it me or have the "Gaza encampment" stories disappeared?

[brooklynite]

Did everyone go home after graduation?

[Drum]

1. Protest flash-mobs.

Not organically grown, they were “arranged.”

[Metaphorical]

2. Maybe the students wised up

That they were being agitated by shady characters.

[elocs]

3. No, it's not just you. But what about the stories about Ukraine? They have largely disappeared. n/t

[FBaggins]

4. This was anticipated as the semester ended

Most have shut down or dwindled into the singe digits

[Hekate]

5. Day by day I read a trickle of stories about this or that campus being full-on raided by the cops

Day by day I still read a trickle of stories about this or that campus encampment being full-on raided by the cops

I’m not doing the research just now to pull this together, as this is your thread, but I have noticed two things: some “solidarity encampments” are still there until cleared out, and that the clearing out process verges on the savage.

Two more things: Authoritarians really get triggered, and Mr. Policeman has been trained to be violent.

My print news sources are Los Angeles Times and DU, with MSNBC on the side. MSNBC is not paying attention to this — after all, they have Trump’s trial.

[PeaceWave]

6. I wonder how the "You've got your demands and I've got mine" rhetoric works back at their parents' house.

[drmeow]

7. Probably

most students are kicked out of the dorms immediately after finals are over and a lot of students go home if they can. Protests on empty campuses don't make news.