Students at Cornell University and Ithaca College are organizing a Community Slope Day in response to Cornell dropping Kehlani as the headlining performer for Slope Day over alleged antisemitism.

Singer Kehani is speaking out after Cornell University canceled her Slope Day appearance. On April 23, Cornell released a statement stating that the singer was removed from the Slope Day Concert for "hateful views.

R&B singer Kehlani denied claims that her pro-Palestinian activism is antisemitic after Cornell cancelled her campus concert amid outcry from Jewish students. “I am being asked and called to clarify and make a statement yet again, for the millionth time, that I am not antisemitic, nor anti-Jew,” said Kehlani in an Instagram video Sunday.