Law School Valedictorian Claims ‘The Law Is A Manifestation Of White Supremacy’

A valedictorian at a supposedly prestigious law school went on an unhinged rant during her commencement speech, claiming that the law itself was a tool of “White supremacy.” 

City University of New York (CUNY) law school even recognized how shocking the valedictorian’s speech was — as several reports have stated that the school attempted to hide the speech.

However, the publicly-funded school ultimately released video of Class of 2023 valedictorian Fatima Mousa Mohammed’s controversial speech.

Mohammed began by congratulating her classmates on enduring the COVID pandemic, then proceeded to go on an unhinged rant pushing radical leftist dogma.

In the speech, the valedictorian praised CUNY for supposedly recognizing that “the law is a manifestation of white supremacy that continues to oppress and suppress people in this nation and around the world.”

The crowd, filled with law school graduates, responded to Mohammed’s outlandish claim with applause.

She then condemned what she called “the façade of legal neutrality” — which is a concept straight out of Critical Legal Theory, the predecessor to Critical Race Theory (CRT), which claims that the law is not neutral and argues that concepts like “truth” and objectivity are fraudulent.

Mohammed also attacked American society, calling it “an empire with a ravenous appetite for destruction and violence.”

The valedictorian’s speech was condemned and mocked on social media — even by members of the left.

“I was proud to offer a different message at this year’s CUNY law commencement ceremony — one that celebrates the progress of our city and country, and one that honors those who fight to keep us safe and protect our freedoms, like my uncle Joe, who died at age 19 in Vietnam while giving his life for our country. We cannot allow words of negativity and divisiveness to be the only ones our students hear,” said New York City Mayor Eric Adams (D).