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Photo by zoë gilberg on August 10, 2026. May be a selfie of one or more people, makeup and hair.

Photo by zoë gilberg on August 10, 2026. May be a selfie.

Photo by zoë gilberg on August 10, 2026. May be an image of concert.

Photo by zoë gilberg on August 10, 2026. May be an image of park.

Photo by zoë gilberg on August 10, 2026.

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Posted On: August 10th 2026, 10:59 pm

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dasarakurti

3 months ago

dasarakurti

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bri.cavalieri

3 months ago

bri.cavalieri

ur so gorg ugh

bri.cavalieri

3 months ago

bri.cavalieri

literally sm fun 👏👏

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alexa_herson

3 months ago

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Oooo love this

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3 months ago

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Hiiii cutie

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3 months ago

wrayleewilde

ugh he’s perfect

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3 months ago

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perf 😍😍😍😍

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love this

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so cute

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Dearborn civil rights attorney Amir Makled made history Tuesday night, winning a seat on the University of Michigan Board of Regents and becoming the first Muslim and Arab American elected to the university’s governing board.

Makled, a Democrat and outspoken supporter of Palestinian rights, gained statewide attention for defending University of Michigan students and protesters who faced criminal charges following pro-Palestinian demonstrations on campus.

In 2024, police dismantled a pro-Palestinian encampment at the university, leading to arrests and felony charges against several demonstrators. Makled represented one of the defendants, arguing that peaceful political expression should not be criminalized.

In May 2025, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s office dropped felony charges against seven people arrested during the demonstrations. Nessel maintained that the cases had merit but cited ongoing controversy surrounding the prosecutions.

Makled’s advocacy extended beyond the courtroom. In April 2025, he reported being detained and questioned by federal agents at Detroit Metropolitan Airport after returning from a family vacation. Makled said agents questioned him about his legal work and sought access to his cellphone. Federal officials disputed his suggestion that the encounter was politically motivated.

His campaign for the Board of Regents emphasized protecting free speech, defending students’ rights and increasing accountability within university leadership.

Makled’s nomination also drew significant attention in April when Michigan Democratic Party delegates backed him over incumbent Regent Jordan Acker amid disagreements over the university’s response to pro-Palestinian demonstrations.

The University of Michigan Board of Regents oversees the university’s governance, finances and major institutional policies.

Makled’s election marks a historic milestone for Michigan’s Arab American and Muslim communities, bringing a new perspective to one of the state’s most influential public university governing boards.

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