Anti-war and free-speech advocates joined angry parents and students in their battle with Berwyn school district officials who may expel a group of students who took part in an Iraq war protest at a school last week.
The lunchtime protest Nov. 1 in the Morton West High School cafeteria was viewed as a peaceful sit-in by students, but school officials charged two dozen of them with "gross disobedience and mob activity," which call for suspensions and possible expulsions.
Read the whole story and watch the video at the Chicago Tribune.
The military can say what they want at high schools across the nation, but the students are prohibited from stating their minds!
It's "Don't tase me, bro!" all over again.
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