According to an email obtained by Campus Reform, a professor teaching Sociology of Families canceled his entire class for the protest.

“THERE IS NO CLASS TODAY,” the professor's email to students states. “At 12pm on Monday, September 24th, there will be a national walkout in support of Dr. Blasey Ford and all survivors of sexual violence.”

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The professor encouraged students who could not attend the protest to get involved using social media, instead.

“If you are on campus, meet on the Drill Field at noon,” the professor states in the email. “ If you aren’t able to meet with these two groups, please walk out and take a photo, posting with the tag #BelieveSurvivors.”





A separate email, which was also obtained by Campus Reform, reveals that a Comparative Government professor offered students the option of going to the protest and without being counted as absent from class.

“[Attendance at the protest] can count as an excused absence,” under the condition that students must document their “attendance at the protest (for example, sending a selfie in response to this email shortly after the conclusion of the demonstration).

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Campus Reform reached out to MSU for comment but did not receive one in time for publication.

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