Melina Abdullah teaches American youth at California State in Los Angeles. She hates white people, police, ICE, and capitalism.
Melina is trying to get ICE agents hurt or killed, and no one is stopping her. Instead, she is indoctrinating youth and pushing anti-Americanism.
A little over a week ago, Melina Abdullah was naming an ICE officer, sharing what she said was his location, and telling people to go “fuck him up.” https://t.co/ll5pNTOy7r
— Stu Smith (@thestustustudio) September 14, 2026
Abdullah has many targets, and no one is safe. She recently accused a running club of “infringing on black sacred space.” They were meeting in a park. Allegedly, the university is investigating.
She then targeted the All In Summit, calling it the white supremacist summit. She calls them “devils.” The Summit includes AI techs, NASA officials, Meta, and other CEOs. Spencer Pratt attended.
The All-In Summit bills itself as The sixth annual All-In Summit will convene the world’s most influential thinkers, investors, founders, and leaders to shape the future of business, technology, and society. They are capitalists, and they do a lot of networking at these events. AI is the big topic.
Naturally, Abdullah ranted about them being white devils, but many are not white.
This is one of her comments, dreaming about kiling or castrating:
“There’s a book by Robin Kelly, who you know is one of my favorite intellectuals, and one of his older books, a classic book, is called Race Rebels. Okay, and Race Rebels is about how Black people have always resisted, right? And so this is historic, but Black people have always resisted. So when we were enslaved, we would grind up glass and put it in their food. We would spit in their food. We would work slow. Some would slit their throats in the middle of the night, right? Or slowly poison them; or slowly poison them; or make them incels [castrate], right? Do whatever was necessary. We cannot submit to the oppression of our people, and for everybody who’s not black who’s listening, as well, the duty is on you as well.”
Hear it for yourself:
Stu Smith, who conducted the research on her, wrote, “She was already under investigation by the school over comments urging students to oppose an antisemitism bill, along with controversy surrounding her conspiratorial claims.“ In her eyes, she’s not a “conspiracy theorist”; she’s a “conspiracy realist.”
Her comments clearly violate school policy, but nothing is being done. She will likely continue to get worse.
She is only one of many. Check out Stu’s X page.