University Of Michigan Students Walk Out Of White Coat Ceremony To Protest Anti-Abortion Keynote Speaker
“The University of Michigan does not revoke an invitation to a speaker based on their personal beliefs,” Mary Masson, a spokesperson for UM Medical, wrote in an email, according to The Michigan Daily. “However, the White Coat Ceremony will not be used as a forum to air personal political or religious beliefs; it will focus on welcoming students into the profession of medicine.”
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