Professor hurls students' pro-life display after profanity-laced tirade: 'triggering my students'

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A professor at a New York public college appeared to shout down pro-life students before snagging and throwing items in their display, accusing the students of spreading "propaganda" and "triggering" other students.

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Hunter College students were manning a table displaying pro-life literature earlier this month when they were confronted by an angry professor, who shouted profanities at the students before tossing materials off the table, video of the interaction shows.

"You're not educating s---, this is f---ing propaganda," the professor tells the students in a clip posted to Twitter by Students for Life of America. "What are you going to do like anti-trans next?"

The aggressor in the situation was art professor Shellyne Rodriguez, who a Hunter College spokesperson confirmed works at the school as an adjunct assistant professor.

According to the spokesperson, the school is aware of the encounter and is "taking this matter very seriously."

"The provost has opened an investigation into the professor’s actions," the spokesperson told Fox News Digital.

On her website, Rodriguez says she is a "writer and community organizer" who focuses her work on "strategies of survival against erasure and subjugation."

In the viral video of the confrontation with the students, two unidentified individuals appear to try to deescalate the situation, apologizing to Rodriguez while noting they are just attempting to educate people on the issue.

"This is bull----, this is violent," Rodriguez responds. "You're triggering my students."

"I am sorry about that," one of the pro-life students responds.

"No you’re not, because you can’t even have a f---ing baby. So you don’t even know what that is. Get this s--- the f--- out of here," the professor fires back before attempting to push the items off the table. "F--- this s---."... (Read more)

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