[meyer]

Officials at the school could not be reached for comment, but one student said administrators called the T-shirts "incendiary."

Incendiary, my butt!! What's incendiary is celebrating Cinco de Mayo in a public school in the United States.

Time for a tea party in front of the school!

[Misterioso]

Incendiary, my butt!! What's incendiary is celebrating Cinco de Mayo in a public school in the United States.

Exactly!

[Vendome]

the funny part is that Cinco De Mayo is used as a cultural experience and very few people actually know the history of the day.

[manc]

time for thousands and thousands of Americans and those who came here legally to make a stand outside that school and demand this teacher to go

[jschwartz]

What is most incendiary is teaching kids that whatever innocuous visual symbols bother them might actually be excuses for being offended, traumatized, upset or especially violent. Are you kidding me?

You fight, you go to jail. Act disruptive, you go home. Noone cares about your tee shirt opinions or what imaginary offenses you feel-shut up and go to class. This is not a tee shirt interpretation institute-it’s a school and disruptive students are sent home or arrested.