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Not right. It's a tough topic to bring up in a school discussion, but if the kid is voicing his opinion or belief in a non-confrontational manner then he should be allowed to do so.
Another link, speaking of how the school principle rescinded the suspension, etc.
I'd still file a law suit, for it even happening and going down like it did.
He was suspended and harassed by a public paid employee on a 1st amendment right. It should cost them big time, to send a message and to make sure nothing comes close to that.
I'd still file a law suit, for it even happening and going down like it did.
He was suspended and harassed by a public paid employee on a 1st amendment right. It should cost them big time, to send a message and to make sure nothing comes close to that.
Another link, speaking of how the school principle rescinded the suspension, etc.
Or not - for once a school principal has some clue how the First Amendment works. Good on him/her.
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