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Protesters disrupt Brown University commencement over Gaza conflict divestment demands, leading to agreements and plans for divestment recommendations.

They didn’t illegally camp out in local parks or on college campuses, as many protesters did across the U.S. recently. But back in 1773, the Boston Tea Partiers broke the law when they protested British Colonial taxes by throwing tea into Boston Harbor.

Following a wave of pro-Palestinian protests led by students at universities across the country, a few schools, like Brown University, say they are considering divesting from companies that support or work in Israel.

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Northwestern, Brown, Rutgers and University of Minnesota are among the handful of schools that have reached agreements with student protesters. Here's how they did it, and what could come next.

Many campus protesters have taken down Gaza encampments after colleges agreed to consider divestment from Israel.

While semesters at other schools speed toward a violent close, several universities have sought a more amicable solution

Schools join Northwestern and Brown in arriving at agreements with students to dismantle pro-Palestinian encampments

UAW Local 4811, largest union of academic workers, also says it will file unfair labor charges over university use of LAPD on protesters

Brown University's compromise with anti-Israel protesters leads to dismantling of encampment and commitment to divestment vote in October.