Students sue after being told to remove 'Let's go, Brandon' sweatshirts
Headline from New Hampshire Union Leader
A Michigan sixth-grader was walking down the hallway last year when he was stopped by his school's assistant principal.
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Two Michigan middle school students are taking their school district to court. No, they aren’t mad that they don't have longer weekends or less homework. They’re mad because their school is doubling as a thought control center.
Two middle schoolers are suing their district for barring them from wearing sweatshirts that say “Let’s Go Brandon” — a substitute for cursing out President Biden.
Two middle school students in Michigan are suing Tri County Area Schools, which is just north of Grand Rapids, after being told they cannot wear sweatshirts emblazoned […]
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