‘Hate Crime for Being White at a Football Game’ Leads to Legal Action
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School suspended student for wearing sports eye black on his face
This article originally appeared on WND.com
Guest by post by Bob Unruh
A school that suspended a student for wearing eye black, as athletes do to reduce sun glare, at a school event is now being sued.
Officials with the Center for American Liberty, in conjunction with Dhillon Law Group, have brought a case against the San Diego Unified School District on behalf of J.A., a middle-school student, who was punished for wearing the eye black to a football game.
An announcement from the center charged that Muirlands Middle School Principal Jeff Luna “baselessly” accused the student of wearing “blackface” with an “intent to harm.”
“School officials shouldn’t sacrifice their students’ futures on the altar of cancel culture,” warned Harmeet Dhillon,
