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A USF student participated in the pro-Gaza/anti-Israel protests back in April. The group of protesters was armed with umbrellas and shields made of wood. They violently took over campus and were making demands of the university. They stood there together in a circle with arms locked as tear gas was deployed and refused to stop disrupting campus.

“We had demands for USF to disclose their investment portfolios and divest in companies that were supporting the genocide in Palestine,” Hinckley said.

She even made a statement just after the protest telling everyone what she had done.

The college held a hearing, alleging that she and other students violated school rules and the law when they used violence to disrupt campus activities. As a result of that hearing, she was expelled just three days before completing her degree in women’s studies.

“I had a formal hearing where they called witnesses from USF side, and I was able to have my witnesses there as well, and they found me allegedly responsible for six charges, including possession of weapons and firearms, which I did not have,” she said.

“I was only one assignment away from having my full diploma,” Hinckley said.

Three days before graduation, Hinckley was expelled from USF.

Now she and the other students, are claiming that the college violated their rights to free speech. Free speech doesn’t include carrying weapons while disrupting campus and refusing to leave when told to do so. It’s no different than what the J6 protesters were accused of that sees them languishing in prison (although in the case of J6, there is evidence that the police invited them into the building).

Before anyone feels sorry for her, she is a known and unrepentant communist insurrectionist.

• She was arrested and charged with felonies for her role in a 2023 protest at University of South Florida in Tampa where protesters attacked police during a campus takeover.
• She was a speaker at the Freedom Road Socialist Organization protest called FightBack! that was held on July 16 2023.
• She is a contributing writer to that communist rag Fightback

The organization that Hinkley is President of, Students for a Democratic Society, was suspended from campus because the group was responsible for two counts of disruptive conduct and a failure to comply for protests that happened a week prior when they marched to the Dean for Students’ office, chanting to demand a meeting, blocking a staircase and chanting in the Dean’s office.

In fact, it appears as though she spent more time protesting than she did actually attending classes. The college, it seems, had had enough and decided to get rid of her. Clearly university students with these bullshit majors do not have enough to keep them busy. They have a lot of time to protest a lot of things. When I was in college, I was working a job (sometimes two of them) and going to school full time. I had no time to protest.

It seems that she hasn’t learned her lesson, because the continues to protest against the college. That won’t stop Biden from paying off her student loans.

The other student who lead the protests with Hinkley is a Columbian who is here on a student visa. Because he was suspended, he faces the revocation of his visa and possible deportation. I just don’t give a shit. You were given a STUDENT visa so you could go to college, not so you could participate in violent protests. Get the fuck out and go back to Columbia.

For more on the activities of known communists in the Tampa area, please see my earlier posts on the active Antifa cells in the area.