According to Bethel vs. Fraiser and Hazlewood vs. Kuhlmeier, K-12 public schools have the right to restrict students free speech when it is rude; vulgar; hateful; and goes against the school's basic educational mission. And ironically enough, the students who are kneeling to the anthem would likely be protected from discipline due to Tinker vs. Des Moines.
Edit: For some reason spaced and typed Kramer instead of Khulmeier.
The kid that originally posted the prom pic, captioned that pic with "We even got the black kid to do it"- it has since been deleted of course. These kids, AND the photographer knew EXACTLY what was going on, so OF COURSE the photographer is using the "I told them to wave" excuse. I don't remember ever waving to someone with a Heil Sieg smh.
TheCopperSparrow on November 24th, 2018 at 23:44 UTC »
According to Bethel vs. Fraiser and Hazlewood vs. Kuhlmeier, K-12 public schools have the right to restrict students free speech when it is rude; vulgar; hateful; and goes against the school's basic educational mission. And ironically enough, the students who are kneeling to the anthem would likely be protected from discipline due to Tinker vs. Des Moines.
Edit: For some reason spaced and typed Kramer instead of Khulmeier.
Bodean9599 on November 25th, 2018 at 02:00 UTC »
The kid that originally posted the prom pic, captioned that pic with "We even got the black kid to do it"- it has since been deleted of course. These kids, AND the photographer knew EXACTLY what was going on, so OF COURSE the photographer is using the "I told them to wave" excuse. I don't remember ever waving to someone with a Heil Sieg smh.
nitoupdx on November 25th, 2018 at 02:44 UTC »
Back in my day - I remember two kids in middle school doing the nazi salute during the national anthem (at an assembly) and they got suspended for it.