🚨 Cal State LA Professor Melina Abdullah Just Went Mask Off: “When we say Abolition, what we really mean is Revolution.” Abdullah is a professor at California State University, Los Angeles (taxpayer-funded), co-founder of Black Lives Matter Los Angeles, and Cornel West’s 2024 VP pick. She’s the same academic who recently named an ICE agent, gave out a hotel address, and repeatedly told a crowd to “fuck him up.” Cal State LA has repeatedly defended her by arguing that she was acting in a personal capacity for past controversies. These comments appear to come from inside her classroom. This recent lecture was a literal treasure trove of comments and insights into her ideology. First was the mask-off moment that abolition equals revolution. “I think it’s kind of a safe way of saying revolution. When we say abolition, what we really mean is revolution.” Instead of waiting for more details on career criminal Oscar Belgal, she already wanted the Bronx to rise up and for the agents responding to get “fucked up”. “I don’t believe the Bronx should stand down. Fuck that. Fuck them up. I know I get in trouble for saying fuck them up, but fuck them up.” The comments about Christopher Columbus and Walmart are almost milquetoast compared to everything else. “Can’t we all say fuck Columbus? Fuck Columbus, right? … I’ve only ever been into a Walmart to shut that shit down.” Again, all context behind what Nidal Hasan did is completely gone, just that he is Palestinian. She is acting as an agitator here. “The Trump regime has said they’re going to start public executions… The first person that’s going to be publicly executed is a Palestinian. That’s not by accident.” Much of the professor’s professional capacity seems to be as an agitator. Do you think it is responsible to tell students they are going to get raided? “If they raided Ilhan Omar’s house, they’re probably coming for mine at some point. And when they come for mine, they’re probably coming for yours.” Again, everything she does is so toxic. Can you imagine telling a young person that they are betraying “your people” for pursuing black excellence and working with other people no matter who they are? “You can go search for black excellence. You can aspire to sit at their table. … I think it makes you a betrayer to your people, to yourself, to your God, if you have one.” This is a woman embroiled in more controversies than you can count, who has proven over and over again to have terrible judgment. Yet the university still pays her handsomely, around $200,000 a year, to be an activist professor who constantly agitates.
— Stu Smith (@thestustustudio) October 18, 2026