First Grader's Black Lives Matter Drawing Protected by Free Speech, Court Rules

A federal appeals court has ruled that elementary students possess First Amendment protections, reviving a lawsuit concerning a first-grade student disciplined over a Black Lives Matter drawing.

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First Grade student disciplined over Black Lives Matter drawing does have free speech rights, court rules

Federal appeals court rules elementary students have First Amendment protections, reviving a lawsuit over a first-grader's Black Lives Matter drawing.

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