Yale Law Professors Cancel 31 Classes So Their Students Could Protest Kavanaugh

Written by AFL

Professors at Yale Law School canceled class on Monday to allow students to protest Bret Kavanaugh’s confirmation in light of sexual assault allegations made against him.

Canceled classes or simply told the snowflakes that protesting would be worth extra credit?

Why were they wearing black? Were their Handmaid’s Tale costumes at the cleaners?

WATCH: Dozens of students sit in silence, wearing black demanding thorough look into accusations against Yale alumnus and Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. 31 law school classes have been cancelled today in light of protest. #nbcct pic.twitter.com/yCthpadhuj

— Shannon Miller (@_ShannonMiller) September 24, 2018

Free Beacon:

Professors at Yale Law School, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s alma mater, cancelled class on Monday to allow students to protest Kavanaugh’s confirmation in light of sexual assault allegations made against him.

One professor, James Forman, cancelled his Criminal Law class in an email to his students, writing “I just received a request to cancel class on Monday. I understand that some students want to go to D.C. to protest or otherwise engage with the Kavanaugh hearings. Criminal Law is cancelled”

Not all classes were cancelled though, according to Yale Law spokeswoman Debra Krozer.

“Yale Law School did not cancel all classes,” she said. “Many faculty members chose to reschedule or cancel their own classes today. And some held classes as usual.”

Law & Crime reports that 31 classes were cancelled due to the protests. Yale Law School students and alumni have organized “sit ins” against Kavanaugh’s nomination both on Yale’s campus and in Washington, D.C.

On Monday morning, Yale Law School’s main hallway was lined with students wearing black and sitting in silence. More

I suppose Yale Law does not teach an accused is innocent until proven guilty?