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Sarra Tekola, the ASU PhD candidate and Black Lives Matter (BLM) activist who was recently seen harassing two white students for having a âPolice Matterâ shirt and for âstudying in the multicultural center while whiteâ appeared to have previously hid her own official profile on the Arizona State University (ASU) website, with the school quietly removing the link after the incident.
Sarra Tekola, a self described âClimate Justice Activistâ and âWoman of Colorâ speaking out against the perils of free market capitalism.
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— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) September 24, 2021
This comes after the universityâs widely considered weak statement regarding the incident, which failed to condemn the aggressor in any certain terms.
âThe Dean of Students Office is aware of the disagreement between a handful of students that was captured in a video circulated on social media,â said the statement.
âThe Dean of Students Office will be discussing it with all involved. ASU is a community of more than 100,000 people from all 50 states and more than 150 countries. Differences of opinion are part of the university experience. The university expects respectful dialogue between students in all engagements.â
Big League Politics was able to uncover some previews of Tekolaâs ASU profile page that can be seen below.
The ASU website describes Sarra as a âclimate and racial justice activistâ and details further political involvement of herâs, including that she help co-founded the group Women of Color Speak Out, a far-left organization that appears to have since disbanded.
Tekolaâs history of political activism seems to be quite multifaceted, with a Fox News report detailing an event in which Sarra and others were arrested at a BLM rally in Downtown Phoenix following their refusal to clear blocked intersections that were causing delays to emergency service vehicles. One of the protestors arrested at the same rally was found to have two loaded guns upon the arrest.
The BLM activist and PhD candidate has also been seen making presentations on her far-left activism within academia, including an anti-capitalism speech she gave at the University of Washington, Seattle on behalf of her now failed âWomen of Color Speak Outâ organization.
Big League Politics has reported on even more discoveries following Tekolaâs viral incident as well, including her involvement with the Ford Foundation, which has $16 billion in endowments and influence throughout numerous aspects of government and big business.
Something strange is going on, there is a concerted effort to delete her information from ASU, and now the *entire* Rowan Institute (where Sara Tekola was a board member) has shut down its website and deleted its twitter account. Go to wayback machine and you can see it all though, but I’m sure they are petitioning for that to go away too…
So just FYI, her arrest involves her “co-leader” for a protest showing up with two loaded guns, and she is a board member with the Director for the International Center for Climate Change. Check out reclaimingsteminstitute.org where you’ll see Macarthur Fellows, Dr. Juniper L. Simonis (Dapper Stats and professor at the Lincoln Park Zoo), Dr. Saleemul Huq (THE Director of the International Centre for Climate Change & Development!!!!!!!), Dr. Farhana Sultana (a professor at Syracuse University) among others. She went with a friend to a protest with two loaded guns. They just deleted the website and twitter for the Rowan Institute, but you can view with the waybackmachine. This is monstrous behavior and poor judgement being held up as our future. She hasn’t learned anything, she is still spouting the same things with zero personal responsibility. It is like a husband beating their wife saying “look what you made me do!” She complains about people knowing who she is, while ignoring she posted two boy’s faces without their consent, but of course that “only happened because of someone else’s actions.” So many people have failed this person to allow this behavior to get to this.