Professor, BLM leader, removed from mayoral debate audience seating

Melina Abdullah, a professor and BLM leader, was among the audience at a mayoral debate taking place at a public university. However, she did not a ticket to be among the audience. Videos show what appeared to be security trying to get her leave, then physically removing her. She repeatedly said, “You’re hurting me,” as they worked to relocate her from the area.

From Fox News:

The professor also suggested her race could have played a factor, tweeting after her removal: “the white PBI [Pat Brown Institute] director called the police on me.”

Videos of the incident show campus police officers, each holding one of Abdullah’s arms, lifting her from the seat and removing her from the premises. Several people who appeared to support Abdullah, stood in front of the officers, blocking their path, or yelled at them for their actions.

Following the incident, Abdullah took to Twitter to respond to supporters, thanking them.

As a grassroots leader in L.A., Abdullah has played an active role in local and state politics, which included campaigning for California Gov. Gavin Newsom in 2021.

During the campaign, Abdullah described Newsom’s Republican opponent Larry Elder as a “Black face on White supremacy.”

She has also supported controversial positions, such as defending convicted cop killers and has called for the abolishment of police departments.

She has also tweeted, “f— the police,” “Don’t be afraid to say abolish the police” and other anti-police sentiments.

She most recently spoke out against Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter, calling him a “racist.”

Fox News has the rest of the stories, and imbedded videos, here.

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