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Two separate incidents have occurred at the school in which 4 students were expelled.
The incident I would like to discuss is the two students who displayed a Confederate flag and were expelled forever. Parents were notified the students will not be allowed back into school.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/apr/17/confederate-flag-blackface-flaps-lead-catholic-sch/
How much do you think the students are going to get for the school suppressing their civil rights?
Or, since this is a private school does the school have to right to restrict freedom of political expression?
Hopefully the ACLU will sue and get the kids a nice payday.
I disagree with what the confederate flag is supposed to stand for. However, being offended is no reason to suppress civil rights.
The incident I would like to discuss is the two students who displayed a Confederate flag and were expelled forever. Parents were notified the students will not be allowed back into school.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/apr/17/confederate-flag-blackface-flaps-lead-catholic-sch/
The boys were accused of bringing the flag to a mid-April school event. Teachers immediately confiscated it, and the students were suspended, NBC reported.
How much do you think the students are going to get for the school suppressing their civil rights?
Or, since this is a private school does the school have to right to restrict freedom of political expression?
Hopefully the ACLU will sue and get the kids a nice payday.
I disagree with what the confederate flag is supposed to stand for. However, being offended is no reason to suppress civil rights.
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