Pro-Hamas Protest BACKFIRE: DEI Axed for More Police Funding in 'Huge Win for the Patriots at UNC'

Doug P. | 4:50 PM on May 13, 2024

This story began when a group of students at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill campus -- mostly fraternity brothers -- took action after seeing the American flag disrespected while attempts were made to hoist a Palestinian flag in its place. The students then surrounded the U.S. flag and protected it for at least an hour.

Because actions have consequences, the protesters/agitators/anti-American idiots who kept trying to remove the American flag (and were throwing rocks and bottles at those protecting it) will not like the "what happened next" part:

🚨BREAKING: The UNC Chapel Hill Board of Trustees voted to DEFUND all DEI programs and REALLOCATE all funds to the Campus Police Department instead.

HUGE W for the Patriots at the UNC! pic.twitter.com/blYoSusNbp
— I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸 (@ImMeme0) May 13, 2024

Excellent:

UNC's trustees just voted to defund the DEI department and direct it to campus police.

Board trustee Marty Kotis explains his vote, citing the recent American flag incident on campus:pic.twitter.com/L85U9rXVZ1
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) May 13, 2024

UNC Chapel Hill abolishes DEI department and transfers all funds to campus cops after frat brothers were left to defend the flag from anti-Israel mob https://t.co/NCdbqLmfO8 pic.twitter.com/gYomyUUiYn
— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) May 13, 2024

You just hate to see it, right? Heh.

From WUNC:

The UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees has voted to divert $2.3 million away from diversity, equity and inclusion programs and into “public safety.”
The unanimous vote occurred at a special Board of Trustees meeting Monday morning. It is unclear if the diversion of funds would lead to layoffs.
[...]
Many members specifically mentioned recent pro-Palestinian demonstrations on campus. Last month, police detained more than 30 people at an encampment where protesters removed the U.S. flag and replaced it with a Palestinian one.
“When you destroy property or you take down the U.S flag and you have to put up gates around it — that costs money,” Kotis said. “It’s imperative that we have the proper resources for law enforcement to protect the campus.”