UGA Students & Faculty Hold 'Die-In' To Protest School Reopening

Things are really heating up on the University of Georgia campus where the school released sexual relations guidance during these COVID times -- the school is suggesting students wear masks during sex -- and now I'm hearing about a 'die-in' on campus with zero reported deaths.

According to 11 Alive, event organizers "asked participants to silently lay - masked and socially-distant - in protest, to highlight "the real cost of reopening," and question how many lives it would take to close campus."

This die-in appears to have been organized after a UGA housing employee, Ana Cabrera, died due to COVID. The campus newspaper, Red & Black, reports "Cabrera tested positive for COVID-19 after receiving a test on July 15 and died on July 24. Nowhere in the report does it indicate where Cabrera came in contact with the virus.

What's the ultimate goal of the local CWA chapter -- United Campus Workers of Georgia? The chapter posted a Change.org petition demanding the university system ensure the following:

Let's face it, this won't be the last time we're hearing from the UGA campus over the next couple weeks. Fall semester starts August 20 and it's going to be hysteria to that date and beyond as the faculty union fires up the students who will then take part in things like a die-in.