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Cinco de Mayo T-shirt case continues
Morgan Hill Times ^ | 2-18-11 | Lindsay Bryant

Posted on 02/18/2011 11:52:51 AM PST by Aintgonnajumpnomore

School board's motion to dismiss...denied!

"The controversy from Cinco de Mayo 2010 at Live Oak High School that spurred a federal civil rights lawsuit by the parents of three students who were asked to turn their American T-shirts inside-out or leave school is moving through the federal judicial system after Federal Judge James Ware issued his decision Thursday."

This means that the case will continue and the judge recognizes that it is a First Amendment issue, which the school denies.

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TOPICS: Breaking News; Constitution/Conservatism; News/Current Events; US: California
KEYWORDS: 1stamendment; aliens; americafirst; cincodemayo; discrimination; hispandering; immigration; sanctuaryeducation; schools
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Or as president Ego says, “Cinco de Quatro.” Seriously. He said that in a speech, being the “genius” he is.

I wonder if he knows that Cinco de Quatro is a holiday created specifically for Navy corpsemen? Seriously. It's recognized as such in all 57 states.

21 posted on 02/19/2011 11:20:34 AM PST by VeniVidiVici (Only two things come from Wisconsin and I see you're wearing an "I Heart Madistan" t-shirt)
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