WOLCOTT, Conn. (AP) — The American Civil Liberties Union of Connecticut says Wolcott (wool-’KUT) school officials have reversed themselves and are allowing a student to wear a T-shirt with an anti-gay message.
The ACLU announced Tuesday that the lawyer for the school district says high school student Seth Groody may wear the T-shirt, which bears a slash mark through a rainbow.
The ACLU says he wore the shirt last April 20, which was designated as a day of awareness of harassment toward gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered people. He removed the shirt when ordered by school officials.
The ACLU says it was prepared to sue the school district.
Without elaborating, school attorney Christine Chinni wrote to the ACLU saying that Groody may wear the T-shirt.
Chinni did not immediately return a call seeking comment.
How awful. If it were an anti (insert any race here) shirt I bet he wouldn’t be allowed to wear it. Sad.
You can do anything you want, and if anybody says no just sue them!!!
Have you ever seen a *** person wearing an anti-straight shirt? No. Why? Because they are more accepting of their fellow human beings. Acceptance, not tolerance.
And they are fun to party with…
Are people afraid that *** people will try to change their kids’ sexual preference? No way. What kind of a monster would try to change another person’s sexual preference?
@alpinequeen get back in the kitchen