Evanston senior denied graduation walk for Native regalia on cap
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- Опубліковано 24 тра 2022
- An Evanston Township High School senior with Native American regalia on his cap was denied the opportunity to walk for his diploma at graduation. FULL STORY: abc7.ws/38PMTie
What is wrong with these people. Is pride so assaulting to your ignorance and tolerance? Let people be.
Stopped by the same people whose forefathers stole the land. People in the USA are ignorant of his/her history. A disgrace.
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The land wasn’t stolen it was won in the battles
My graduation, we did all sorts of things, naked under gowns...
What happened to freedom and individuality? Students and their families pay for the caps and gowns. All students should be able to decorate their caps and gowns how they want like most other schools. Robbing the kid of the moment was incredibly wrong.
Those people who didn’t let him walk on stage should be fired and should be embarrassed and humiliated and disgusted by how they treat Native Americans
Why? Rules applied to everyone else
@@lady2550 and your saying that on Native land gtfoh
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I am sorry you had to go thru that awful when people think they can control what you wear are offended because they don't like it abuse of power discrimination is what i see
If you attend a public school (PUBLIC SCHOOL) and the school receives PUBLIC funds, the school must abide to the tenets of the CONSTITUTION. I support this student wanting to show deferrence to his religion, and that is where the issue arises. The very first amendment to the Constitution prohibits the establishment of a religion by the government.
In addition the constitution protects anyone from being persecuted for their religious beliefs, however, wearing anything representing one's religion, in my opinion, violates Constitutional law in a PUBLIC SCHOOL.. Let me play devil's advocate here. Let's say the school allows the wearing of religious artifacts on their graduate's trencher. So now people who support racism, nazism, fascim etc. will want to display their own symbols as religious artifacts. Would anyone complain? When I was a H.S. freshman, there was something called an assembly where all Classroom Expectations, Rules, Procedures and Consequences were explained in detail, one of those explanations was not to display religious artifacts in the open as it violated the 1st amendment of the Constitution. You could wear anything you want under you clothes, but not outwardly. That explanation went into such detail that it finally was boring to listen. I am sure every public H.S. in the nation has the same rules. In conclusion, I respect this young men wanting to display his religious heritage, but not in a PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL funded by PUBLIC MONEY.
Does he usually wear those really important items on a daily basis? If so, perhaps the school could be a bit more accommodating.
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So.
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good. nobody needs some attention-hog making the ceremony all about them. i had to put up with that nonsense at my own graduation.
It is about him it's his graduation
@@AniDitch-cs1on it's *everybody's* graduation, not just his. like i said, i had to put up with that at my graduation - someone trying to be cute with a false nose and glasses for a laugh.
@@unfuzzy but no one else is more important than him. and he's not more important than anyone else. but what he's doing is cultural. it's not a joke. it's significant. you know what would make it better. letting kids decorate their caps. it doesn't hurt anyone to decorate a cap. and all kids can do it
@@AniDitch-cs1on it doesn't matter why he's doing it, he's taking attention away from everybody else at a time when the entire class is meant to be celebrated. it's not *his* graduation, it's the *classes'*
@@unfuzzy Beads on a cap isn't taking away any attention at all. because you can focus on your child not his cap. a good idea to fix it. would you let all of the kids decorate their caps. it's been a thing forever
Well, I think he should follow the rules but the rules is kind of ridiculous. I don't see this a big deal.
what were the rules? I didnt hear of them in the piece....link?
I'm so sick of people with this color thing And this who is above who. God is above all.
Cant follow the rules cant participate.
Seems legit
Boot must taste awful, no?
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