Protect Our Students' Free Speech at Walton High School
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Kate Kearney
10 years ago
i support you snow ❤️
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Molly Khan
10 years ago
Educators should be the first to protect the rights of children, shame on you Walton!!
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Laura Doyle
10 years ago
It is outrageous to let some pupils to express their opinions and not others.
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Samantha Breland Lang
10 years ago
Free speech will not be shut down!
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Patty Farthing
10 years ago
Freedom of speech is a constitutional right. Let all have the same opportunity to express themselves without retribution. Shame on you Cobb County School District and the administration of Walton High School. You should be championing this issue not punishing those who exercise their constitutional right!!!
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Karen Thorpe
10 years ago
"Students do not shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate."
Tinker v. Des Moines
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Cindy Van Bibber
10 years ago
Fair is fair! If no political clothing is your policy, apply it to ALL of your students!
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Jennifer Elston
10 years ago
Free speech is for everyone
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Kara Sweeney
10 years ago
We look to our educators to protect the rights of all our students.
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Jan Goldstein
10 years ago
I'm appalled. The teachers/administrators who enforced this action should face disciplinary action. The police officer should be removed from the school.
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Stephanie Bohbot
10 years ago
Everyone has a right to their opinion. Just because someone thinks differently doesn't mean you're opinion is right and the other person is wrong.
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Cindi Roberts
10 years ago
It is ridiculous that Walton would infringe on a student's First Amendment right to free speech, particularly in a partisan manner.
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Gail Hansen
10 years ago
Please correct this injustice immediately.
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Kim Archer
10 years ago
Constitutional rights are for ALL Americans
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Denise Detamore
10 years ago
We must protect freedom of expression for all Americans!
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Heather Haney
10 years ago
Not acceptable. I expect more from our East Cobb schools.
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Monique Bartlett
10 years ago
Equality for all not some. Either they can all wear political wear or they all can't.
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Ronna Berman
10 years ago
Free speech. First Amendment. How can you say you love U.S.A. if you don't hold with this principle?
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Morgan McFarland
10 years ago
As the parent of a Cobb County high school student, I am appalled that a student would be forced to change their clothes over something like this.
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Phyllis Gilbert
10 years ago
The school abridging free speech in this manner amounts to institutional bullying. It's not to be tolerated.
i support you snow ❤️
Educators should be the first to protect the rights of children, shame on you Walton!!
It is outrageous to let some pupils to express their opinions and not others.
Free speech will not be shut down!
Freedom of speech is a constitutional right. Let all have the same opportunity to express themselves without retribution. Shame on you Cobb County School District and the administration of Walton High School. You should be championing this issue not punishing those who exercise their constitutional right!!!
"Students do not shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate." Tinker v. Des Moines
Fair is fair! If no political clothing is your policy, apply it to ALL of your students!
Free speech is for everyone
We look to our educators to protect the rights of all our students.
I'm appalled. The teachers/administrators who enforced this action should face disciplinary action. The police officer should be removed from the school.
Everyone has a right to their opinion. Just because someone thinks differently doesn't mean you're opinion is right and the other person is wrong.
It is ridiculous that Walton would infringe on a student's First Amendment right to free speech, particularly in a partisan manner.
Please correct this injustice immediately.
Constitutional rights are for ALL Americans
We must protect freedom of expression for all Americans!
Not acceptable. I expect more from our East Cobb schools.
Equality for all not some. Either they can all wear political wear or they all can't.
Free speech. First Amendment. How can you say you love U.S.A. if you don't hold with this principle?
As the parent of a Cobb County high school student, I am appalled that a student would be forced to change their clothes over something like this.
The school abridging free speech in this manner amounts to institutional bullying. It's not to be tolerated.