On Saturday, July 4, about 100 students and locals gathered in Triangle Park for a protest against racism at Kansas State.
The protest was co-organized by Tori Swanson, senior in psychology, and Miranda Urban, junior in social work. Though the protest was meant to address wide-spread intolerance present on campus, it comes closely on the heels of a recent conflict that centered around the tweet of one student.
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From the park, participants marched through campus, stopping on the front lawn and porch of President Richard Myers Residence. On their path, they chanted “Beware K-State, the students aren’t safe.”
