Conservative college grad who walked out of Merrick Garland's commencement speech 'would do it again

Conservative college grad who walked out of Merrick Garland's commencement speech 'would do it again'
'Politicized speech' made 'students like me feel unwelcome,' Harvard grad told Fox News Digital
College graduation season this year is nearly here — and scores of schools already have announced their commencement speakers ahead of the special occasion.

As students of higher education finish up their coursework and prepare for commencement, a woman who made waves for standing up and walking out of Harvard University's commencement ceremony last year while Attorney General Merrick Garland was delivering his address said she would repeat her actions.

Emma Heussner of Washington, D.C., earned a master's degree in psychology from Harvard. She walked out of her own graduation ceremony last year — fed up with the speech.

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