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Georgetown University students reportedly plan Charlie Kirk lookalike contest on assassination anniversary

Students at Georgetown University are reportedly planning a Charlie Kirk lookalike contest on the anniversary of his assassination, which has sparked outrage from the advocacy group Turning Point USA. The university has stated it is not involved in the event and condemned the posts as inconsistent with its values. Turning Point USA officials criticized the planned contest, emphasizing the need for respect towards Kirk's legacy.

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Students at Georgetown University are reportedly planning a Charlie Kirk lookalike contest on the anniversary of his assassination, which has sparked outrage from the advocacy group Turning Point USA. The university has stated it is not involved in the event and condemned the posts as inconsistent with its values. Turning Point USA officials criticized the planned contest, emphasizing the need for respect towards Kirk's legacy.

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Outrage as Georgetown students reportedly plan Charlie Kirk ‘lookalike contest’ on assassination anniversary

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Georgetown University students reportedly plan Charlie Kirk lookalike contest on assassination anniversary