A lawsuit claims school officials said Black Lives Matter messaging is disruptive, while the Confederate flag represents “heritage not hate” and is a matter of pride.
Three Black students in Southeast Georgia are suing a school district, contending its officials’ enforcement of an unconstitutional dress code that forbade Black Lives Matter attire but permitted nooses and confederate emblems on campuses violated their First Amendment rights.
Lakeisha Hamilton, the mother of one of the students, and Tauretta McCray, the mother of the remaining two, filed the federal civil rights today!
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