Cornell University dropped R&B star Kehlani from Slope Day (an annual end-of-year celebratory student event) just two weeks after she was announced as the headliner, according to the Ithaca Journal . As Blavity previously reported, Kehlani has been very open about the ongoing Gaza war, advocating for a ceasefire. “I am feeling October levels of rage. The disoriance that is this f**king industry. That is my peers of highly f**king platformed people, well-paid people who have already beat the f**king game,” she said. “And you can’t stop for a second and recognize that we wouldn’t have anything that we have — nothing we do has a f**king purpose without people and you can’t turn the f**k around and reach back for people? You can’t speak? Disgusting.” The Grammy-nominated artist also shared that some brands and peers refuse to work with them due to their pro-Palestine stance. Cornell University canceled Kehlani’s Slope Day performance Cornell University President Michael I. Kotlikoff...