I assume then that if anyone wants to take a knee at a school game that that then likewise would not be punished.
Free-speech rights would make it difficult to discipline students who appeared in a viral photo showing several high school boys giving what appears to be a Nazi salute, Wisconsin school district officials said. https://abcn.ws/2DVgtlB pic.twitter.com/mW0j5f0yBr
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Pretty much. I believe this is what happens anyway.
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Let's only hope that the protection of freedom of speech will not become a too easy excuse for parents, teachers, community and educators to do nothing about this painful public expression of hate speech in the form of the Nazi salute.
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@abcnews do your homework 2018-2019 Baraboo HS Code of Conduct https://docs.google.com/document/d/15X2P10OvIWWyolM_432gNhy0hDiUOY4LaKSzbc5QG_A/mobilebasic …pic.twitter.com/IqoXwqQy4m
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Good point Batman!
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By all accounts it was a spur of the moment thing encouraged by the adult photographer that got carried away and took on a life of its own. Oh, and, those "free speech rights" are the same rights journalists claim give them special protections to do their jobs.
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stop trying to defend the indefensible.
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What APPEARS to be? Man, that’s some crack reporting, folks!
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